DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR

Due to being solid-state, maintenance free and noiseless, thermoelectric devices have found extensive applications in different areas since they were discovered over 180 years ago. The applications are concerned with power generation in industries utilities, transportation devices, medical service,...

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Main Author: Hasin@Hashim, Puteri Nurfatihah
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: IRC 2014
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.147342017-01-25T09:36:41Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/14734/ DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR Hasin@Hashim, Puteri Nurfatihah TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Due to being solid-state, maintenance free and noiseless, thermoelectric devices have found extensive applications in different areas since they were discovered over 180 years ago. The applications are concerned with power generation in industries utilities, transportation devices, medical service, space applications, military tools and environmental friendly refrigeration. The modules particularly attractive because it is utilize waste heat in varying applications. However, regardless of a few academic papers, there has not been extensive utilization in the domestic sector. The concept of this thermoelectric generator is proposed to highlight on using waste heat from the environment and generate the electricity for domestic application. The prototype that will be developed in the laboratory is especially design to be implemented on all other area where the waste heat can be obtain such as from the stove, barbeque set, home heater and even heat from the solar radiation. The scope of this project is comprises of energy harvesting from the waste heat for power generation, power management and power consumption for high AC system. The project is divided into two phase, the first phase is mainly on theoretical calculation for determining the number of TEG used for the system and identify the component require for power storage and conversion in order to supplying power to AC system. Experimental studies also will be carried out in order to identify the optimum power generation based on its temperature range and feasibility requirements. The collection of data compliment the second phase of the project which is the design process. During this phase, the design is develop from conceptual ideas into parametric design and finally fabrication process. The second phase of the project requires great consideration on various aspects such as product fabrication feasibility and materials. IRC 2014-09 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/14734/1/Dissertation_PUTERI%20NURFATIHAH_14339.pdf Hasin@Hashim, Puteri Nurfatihah (2014) DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR. IRC, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. (Submitted)
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DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR
description Due to being solid-state, maintenance free and noiseless, thermoelectric devices have found extensive applications in different areas since they were discovered over 180 years ago. The applications are concerned with power generation in industries utilities, transportation devices, medical service, space applications, military tools and environmental friendly refrigeration. The modules particularly attractive because it is utilize waste heat in varying applications. However, regardless of a few academic papers, there has not been extensive utilization in the domestic sector. The concept of this thermoelectric generator is proposed to highlight on using waste heat from the environment and generate the electricity for domestic application. The prototype that will be developed in the laboratory is especially design to be implemented on all other area where the waste heat can be obtain such as from the stove, barbeque set, home heater and even heat from the solar radiation. The scope of this project is comprises of energy harvesting from the waste heat for power generation, power management and power consumption for high AC system. The project is divided into two phase, the first phase is mainly on theoretical calculation for determining the number of TEG used for the system and identify the component require for power storage and conversion in order to supplying power to AC system. Experimental studies also will be carried out in order to identify the optimum power generation based on its temperature range and feasibility requirements. The collection of data compliment the second phase of the project which is the design process. During this phase, the design is develop from conceptual ideas into parametric design and finally fabrication process. The second phase of the project requires great consideration on various aspects such as product fabrication feasibility and materials.
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author Hasin@Hashim, Puteri Nurfatihah
author_facet Hasin@Hashim, Puteri Nurfatihah
author_sort Hasin@Hashim, Puteri Nurfatihah
title DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR
title_short DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR
title_full DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR
title_fullStr DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR
title_full_unstemmed DOMESTIC THERMOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR
title_sort domestic thermoelectric power generator
publisher IRC
publishDate 2014
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/14734/1/Dissertation_PUTERI%20NURFATIHAH_14339.pdf
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