Forecast of global solar irradiation with a perfect model according to incline angle
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to find and develop a model for measuring global solar irradiation at various angles from 0 to90. Through empirical studies, a suitable model for the studied site at Ouled Djellal, Biskra (Algeria) was developed, withpreliminary data to be used in thermal simulation software for building and simulation of solar energy systems. The results ofthe proposed model were compared with the experimental data and there was excellent correlation.References
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for computing direct and diffuse solar radiation, Solar Energy 22 (3)
(1979) 225–228.
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models for tropical locations, Tech. rep., Draft final report (June 30
2006).
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and daily temperature variations, Solar Energy 116 (2015) 117–
124.
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distribution of solar radiation using topographic factor and sunshine duration
in south korea, Energy Conversion and Management 101 (2015)
30–39.
[7] R. Benson, M. Paris, J. Sherry, C. Justus, Estimation of daily and
monthly direct, diffuse and global solar radiation from sunshine duration
measurements, Solar energy 32 (4) (1984) 523–535.
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Service of Meteorology, Canada (1980).
[9] J. Almorox, C. Hontoria, Global solar radiation estimation using sunshine
duration in spain, Energy Conversion and Management 45 (9-
10) (2004) 1529–1535.
[10] T. Samuel, Estimation of global radiation for sri lanka, Solar Energy
(Journal of Solar Energy Science and Engineering) 47 (5) (1991) 333–
337.
[11] M. Trnka, Z. Žalud, J. Eitzinger, M. Dubrovsk`y, Global solar radiation
in central european lowlands estimated by various empirical formulae,
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 131 (1-2) (2005) 54–76.
[12] H. C. Power, Estimating clear-sky beam irradiation from sunshine duration,
Solar Energy 71 (4) (2001) 217–224.
[13] C. Tiba, Solar radiation in the brazilian northeast, Renewable Energy
22 (4) (2001) 565–578.
[14] M.-F. Li, X.-P. Tang, W. Wu, H.-B. Liu, General models for estimating
daily global solar radiation for different solar radiation zones in mainland
china, Energy conversion and management 70 (2013) 139–148.
[15] A. Katiyar, C. K. Pandey, Simple correlation for estimating the global
solar radiation on horizontal surfaces in india, Energy 35 (12) (2010)
5043–5048.
[16] K. Yang, G. Huang, N. Tamai, A hybrid model for estimating global
solar radiation, Solar energy 70 (1) (2001) 13–22.
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global solar radiation for makurdi, nigeria, Renewable Energy 36 (7)
(2011) 1989–1992.
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number of sunshine hours, Applied Energy 63 (3) (1999) 161–167.
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global solar radiation based on meteorological variables, and evaluation
of existing solar radiation models for tabouk, saudi arabia, Energy
conversion and management 50 (11) (2009) 2754–2760.
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prescott equation coefficients from measured daily data in toledo,
spain, Renewable Energy 30 (6) (2005) 931–936.
[21] H. Duzen, H. Aydin, Sunshine-based estimation of global solar radiation
on horizontal surface at lake van region (turkey), Energy Conversion
and Management 58 (2012) 35–46.
[22] T. Muneer, M. Gul, Evaluation of sunshine and cloud cover based models
for generating solar radiation data, Energy Conversion and Management
41 (5) (2000) 461–482.
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transfer and thermal performance with longitudinal fins of solar air
heater, Journal of advanced research 5 (2) (2014) 183–192.
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study of heat transfer and an effect the tilt angle with variation of the
mass flow rates on the solar air heater, Int J Sci Eng Invest 1 (9) (2012)
61–5.
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of solar air heater with internal fins inferior an absorber plate: in the region
of biskra, Journal of Energy Resources Technology 4 (33) (2012)
1–6.
[26] N. Moummi, F. Chabane, S. Benramache, A. Brima, Thermal efficiency
analysis of a single-flow solar air heater with different mass flow rates
in a smooth plate, Frontiers in Heat and Mass Transfer (FHMT) 4 (1)
(2013) 013006.
[27] F. Chabane, N. Moummi, S. Benramache, D. Bensahal, O. Belahssen,
Collector efficiency by single pass of solar air heaters with and without
using fins, Engineering journal 17 (3) (2013) 43–55.
[28] F. Chabane, N. Moummi, S. Benramache, Effect of the tilt angle of
natural convection in a solar collector with internal longitudinal fins,
International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations 1 (7)
(2012) 13–17.
[29] F. Chabane, N. Moummi, S. Benramache, Experimental analysis on
thermal performance of a solar air collector with longitudinal fins in a
region of biskra, algeria, Journal of Power Technologies 93 (1) (2013)
52–58.
[30] F. Chabane, N. Moummi, S. Benramache, D. Bensahal, O. Belahssan,
Nusselt number correlation of SAH, Journal of Power Technologies
93 (2) (2013) 100–110.
[31] F. Chabane, N. Moummi, Heat transfer and energy analysis of a solar
air collector with smooth plate, The European Physical Journal-Applied
Physics 66 (1) (2014) 10901.
[32] F. Chabane, N. Hatraf, N. Moummi, Experimental study of heat transfer
coefficient with rectangular baffle fin of solar air heater, Frontiers in
Energy 8 (2) (2014) 160–172.
Published
2018-11-02
How to Cite
CHABANE, Foued et al.
Forecast of global solar irradiation with a perfect model according to incline angle.
Journal of Power Technologies, [S.l.], v. 98, n. 3, p. 245–254, nov. 2018.
ISSN 2083-4195.
Available at: <https://papers.itc.pw.edu.pl/index.php/JPT/article/view/1138>. Date accessed: 22 dec. 2024.
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Renewable and Sustainable Energy
Keywords
experimental study, solar irradiation, tilt angles, predicted model.
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