Experimental investigation of corrugated absorber solar still with wick and reflectors

By Z. Omara, A. Kabeel, A. S. Abdullah, F. Essa. 2016

233 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/0dab7e8c65e24d306be3c03dae77b6bf71dbbb19

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. F. Essa
2. A. Kabeel
3. Z. Omara

In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

1. F. Essa
2. A. S. Abdullah
3. Z. Omara
4. A. Kabeel
5. W. Alawee
6. S. Mohammed
7. M. Abdelgaied
8. M. Amro

Citations in the corpus

• Improving the performance of trays solar still using wick corrugated absorber, nano-enhanced phase change material and photovoltaics-powered heaters (2021, methodology): “Most of these modifications included the wick, corrugated and finned SS [20-23], stepped solar distiller [24-26], adding rotating elements to maximize the evaporation area as well as the exposed area to solar energy and to break the basin water surface tension, blades solar still [27-29], rotating w”
• Enhancement of pyramid solar distiller performance using reflectors, cooling cycle, and dangled cords of wicks (2021, background): “So, these modifications included the wick solar still [14,15], stepped solar distiller [16–19], tubular solar still [20,21], corrugated solar still [14,22], trays solar still [23,24], pyramid solar distiller [25], drum solar still [26], and disc solar still [27].”