Experimental investigation of a silver nanoparticle-based direct absorption solar thermal system

By E. B. Filho, O. S. H. Mendoza, C. Beicker, Adonis Menezes, Dongsheng Wen. 2014

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Full-spectrum volumetric solar thermal conversion via graphene/silver hybrid plasmonic nanofluids (2018, methodology): “[36] predicted the absorption coefficient of nanofluids embedded with SiO2-Au core-shell nanoparticles and showed an efficiency of 70% was achieved by 0.”
Concentration photovoltaic–thermal energy co-generation system using nanofluids for cooling and heating (2014, methodology): “For example, the use of nanofluids in direct solar collectors for solar-thermal energy conversion [12,5,6], in PV systems for improved solar-electric conversion efficiency [7,33], and in PV/T systems for energy co-generation [16].”
Steam generation in a nanoparticle-based solar receiver (2016, result): “To quantify the capability of gold nanoparticles in absorbing solar energy, the specific absorption rate (SAR) is calculated [34]: 噺岫達涛鱈涛袋達投鱈投岻ッ鐸拍投貸達涛鱈涛ッ鐸拍涛鱈投ッ担 (4a) where ッ拍樽 and ッ拍歎 are the average temperature increases of GNPs dispersions and DI water at the same time interval, respectively.”
Performance evaluation and nanofluid using capability study of a solar parabolic trough collector (2015, background): “[18] excellent enhancement in the stored thermal energy of nanofluid based direct absorption system obtained at the peak temperature for a particle concentration of 6.”