The Study of Thermoelectric Power Generation in The Cooling of Fin and Vibration Heat Pipe

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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Energy Procedia 17 (212 ) 157 1577 212 International Conference on Future Electrical Power and Energy Systems The Study of Thermoelectric Power Generation in The Cooling of Fin and Vibration Heat Pipe Wei Jieting 1,a, Xiong Linchang 2,b, Wang Hao 1,c 1 Changchun Institute of Technology, Changchun, China 2 Northeast Dianli University, Jilin, China Abstract Based on the combination of Solar Energy with thermoelectric power generation, we design a test system of Solar Thermoelectric Power Generation in this paper. In order to obtain greater a gap between hot and cold side, we focus on the cold-side in the case of fin cooling and Vibration heat pipe cooling, With the analysis of two different cooling modes of power generation efficiency, we find an appropriate cooling mode for solar thermoelectric power generation. 212 211 Published by Elsevier Ltd. Ltd. Selection and/or and/or peer-review under under responsibility of Hainan of [name University. organizer] Open access under CC BY-NC-ND license. Keywords- Solar Energy;Thermoelectric Power Generation; Cooling mode 1. Introduction In 1823, German, German, Thomas Seebeck discovered for the first time that when of the two joints is different, there will be a magnetic field in the loop composed of two different metals. And further experiments confirmed that there is force in the loop. Afterward, this phenomenon is well known as the Seebeck effect or thermoelectric effect [1]. Shown in Figure 1, if each end of the two semiconductors is joined together (the equivalent thermocouple) and made in a high (hot-side T 2 ), another end is open and in a low (cold-side T 1 ) at the same time, there will exist an open circuit voltage V in cold-side (T 1 ). This effect is called the Seebeck effect. Seebeck voltage V is proportional to the gap T between hot-side and cold-side, that [2] : V T2 T1 T In this formula, represents the Seebeck coefficient, its unit is V / K or V / K. Considering the application perspective, the merits of semiconductor thermoelectric materials can ont be decided only by the size of the Seebeck coefficient. We should also take its electrical conductivity, 1876-612 212 Published by Elsevier Ltd. Selection and/or peer-review under responsibility of Hainan University. Open access under CC BY-NC-ND license. doi:1.116/j.egypro.212.2.283

Wei Jieting et al. / Energy Procedia 17 ( 212 ) 157 1577 1571 thermal conductivity, and many other factors into account. A commonly parameter is the merit material ZT of thermoelectric materials, which is expressed as: ZT / K Among them, represents the Seebeck coefficient, represents the electrical conductivity, K represents the thermal conductivity [3]. Thermal power generation technology begins at the forties of 2th century. With so many years development, now thermal energy generation is not only made in the military and high-tech applications, but also in industrial and civil applications that have shown good prospects. This article try to combine the Thermoelectric Power Generation and solar together, and use solar superconducting heat pipe to improve the heat source of thermoelectric power generation device. Figure 1. Seebeck effect 2. Experiment System The experimental system is thermoelectric semiconductor electricity generation device driven by solar superconducting heat pipe, as shown in figure 2. The system includes: frame part, heating part, power generation part, cooling part, measurement part and data collection part. Among them, the thermoelectric power generation device is produced by Beijing Peltier, type, TGM 127-1.4-1.5. The work of experiment System is: Solar superconducting heat pipe would absorb solar energy, turn it into thermal energy, and concentrate thermal energy into collector end of the superconducting heat pipe. The collector end is plugged into the Cuboid Aluminum block via drilled holes, the hole gap between the collector end and the client is filled with HTF. Thus superconducting heat pipe delivers heat to the aluminum block, and increases the of aluminum block. Aluminum block acts as the heat source of Semiconductor power chip. We carried on research upon the thermal power generation after affixing semiconductor chip to the surface of aluminum block.

1572 Wei Jieting et al. / Energy Procedia 17 ( 212 ) 157 1577 Figure 2. Solar Thermoelectric Power Generation system As for solar collector, excellent performance superconducting solar heat pipes were picked up to maximize the of the hot-side of Semiconductor power chip. The most important factor of thermoelectric power generation is the gap between hot-side and cold-side. In order to obtain greater gap, it is necessary to ensure the cold-side cooling. During the experiment, we first considered using the commonly air-cooling and water cooling to cool the cold-side, but the measured power generation of thermoelectric power generation is less than air-cooling or water-cooling power consumption, which is undesirable. Therefore, focusing on zero-power-consumption cooling mode, we try to find a more proper one for the cold-side of Thermoelectric Power Generation. This article will research on thermoelectric power generation under fin cooling and Vibration heat pipe cooling [4]. 2.1 Thermal power generation under fin cooling Fin is selected as Figure 3: The length: 8.5cm, width: 6.5cm, rib needle length, width and height: 6.5cm, 1cm, 1cm. Figure 3. Fin Compose Power generation unit as: first connect five power chips in series into combination, and then connect five such combinations in parallel. We used Fin cooling as cooling mode of power chip s cold-side, affixed to the cold end of power chip. Installed drawing is shown in Figure 4, and then we measure the generating capacity of Power

Wei Jieting et al. / Energy Procedia 17 ( 212 ) 157 1577 1573 generation unit and record with the measuring point corresponding to the solar radiant heat and ambient. We summarized the data into the following table (Table 1): Figure 4. The power generation system combination with Power generation unit and fin In this table, 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively indicate the four test time. From the table, the power that produced by the series-parallel combination of Semiconductor power chip is completely enough to lighten LED energy-saving lamps. TABLE I. Power generation environment and power generation of power generation unit under fin cooling Solar radiation Ambient Temperature Current (A) Voltage (V) Power (W) (W/m2) gap ) ) 1 15.1.345 1.77.611.448 18.3 2 18.4.43 2.15.95.469 19. 3 21.465 2.41 1.121.712 28.7 4 25.625 3.785 2.366.756 3.5 The following diagram (Figure 5) shows ambient and change with the variation of solar radiation. As can be seen from figure 5, the relationship between ambient and solar radiation is almost linear, gap of Semiconductor power chip s two ends keeps enlarging as the solar radiation increasing. The gap directly affects the size of the generating capacity of power generation chip. The diagram (Figure 6) shows current, voltage and power changing with the variation of solar radiation. From this diagram, we can know that power chip s generating capacity increases as solar radiation increases. The following diagram (Figure 7) shows current, voltage and power change with the variation of gap.

1574 Wei Jieting et al. / Energy Procedia 17 ( 212 ) 157 1577 4 3 2 1.5 1 Solar radiation w/m2 gap ) Ambient ) Figure 5. Ambient, gap change with variation of solar radiation 4 3 2 1.2.4.6.8 Solar radiation W/m2 Current(A) Voltage(V) Power(W) Figure 6. Current, voltage, power change with solar radiation 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 Temperature gap Current(A) Voltage(V) Power(W) Figure 7. Current, voltage, power changes with the gap As from figure7, power chip s generating capacity increases as gap of Semiconductor power chip s two ends increases. 2.2 Thermal power generation under vibration heat pipe cooling We chose vibration heat pipe as shown below (Figure 8): It works when the of heat pipe reach to more than 3-4, vibration heat pipe begins to vibrate, and speeds up the surface s cooling. And the liquid flow in the heat pipe, making the almost the same throughout vibration heat pipe which make it more conducive to cooling.

Wei Jieting et al. / Energy Procedia 17 ( 212 ) 157 1577 1575 Figure 8. Vibration heat pipe Vibration heat pipe cooling as Cooling mode of power chip s cold-side affixed to the cold end of power chip. The power generation system combined with Power generation unit and Vibration heat pipe is similar to Figure 4, we measured the generating capacity of Power generation unit and record with the measuring point corresponding to the solar radiant heat and ambient. We summarized the data into the following table (Table 2): The following diagram (Figure 9) shows ambient and changes with the variation of solar radiation. As can be seen from figure9, the gap and ambient increase as solar radiation increases, but in the cooling mode of Vibration heat pipe, gap is much larger. The following diagram (Figure 1) shows current, voltage and power changing with the variation of solar radiation. The following diagram (Figure 11) shows current, voltage and power changing with the variation of gap. TABLE II. Power generation environment and power generation of power generation unit under fin Vibration heat pipe cooling gap ) Current (A) Voltage (V) Power (W) Solar radiation (W/m2) Ambient ) 1 18.5.415 2.23.928.448 18.3 2 24.9.569 2.615 1.497.469 19. 3 25.6.575 3.16 1.734.712 28.7 4 32.3.725 4.625 3.353.756 3.5 4 3 2 1.5 1 Solar radiation(w/m2) gap ) Ambient ) Figure 9. Ambient, gap change with variation of solar radiation

1576 Wei Jieting et al. / Energy Procedia 17 ( 212 ) 157 1577 5 4 3 2 1.5 1 Current(A) Voltage(V) Power(W) Solar radiation(w/m2) Figure 1. Current, voltage, power change with solar radiation 5 4 3 2 1 2 4 Current(A) Voltage(V) Power(W) Temperature gap ) Figure 11. Current, voltage, power changes with the gap As the same case of fins cooling, current, voltage and power increase as solar radiation or gap increases. 2.3 Comparison of Thermoelectric Power Generation under the two cooling case Follow the analysis above, we came to a conclusion: the outdoor and the gap of Semiconductor power chip s two ends increase as solar radiation increases, but under the same solar radiation, Semiconductor power chip s two ends get larger gap under vibration heat pipe cooling mode, and the Power generation unit also produces more generating capacity. 3. Conclusions This paper made a combination of solar Energy with thermoelectric power generation and designed a test systems of Solar Thermoelectric Power Generation. Base on our data, the solar superconducting heat pipe driven thermoelectric power generation can be put practically into use in the case of thermoelectric power generation in the film series and parallel combination of circumstance. Through our analysis, the following conclusions were gotten: The gap of Semiconductor power chip s two ends and the outdoor both increase as solar radiation increasing, and the generating capacity that Power generation unit produces increases as solar radiation increases. Vibration heat pipe is better than the fin in the selection of cooling mode of cold-side. Under the cooling mode of Vibration heat pipe, when we make Semiconductor power chip to series-parallel-connection, the power that the unit generates is enough to light LED energy saving lamps.

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