The thermoelement as thermoelectric power generator: Effect of leg geometry on the efficiency and power generation
By Ahmet Z. Sahin, B. Yilbas. 2013
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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- A review of thermoelectric cooling: Materials, modeling and applications (2014, background): “The first one is through thermoelectric module design and optimization, such as the thermoelement length [36,38,53e55], number of thermocouples [38,56e58], thermoelement length to cross-sectional area ratio [41,56,59,60], slenderness ratio (X 1⁄4 (Ap/lp)/(An/ln)) [61] and thermoelement with non-cons”
- Comparison and parameter optimization of a two-stage thermoelectric generator using high temperature exhaust of internal combustion engine (2014, background): “Sahin and Yilbas [19] found that when high conversion efficiency of the device was required, decreasing and increasing the shape parameter would be favorable; however, when high power output was required, the shape parameter should be set to zero, which would correspond to the rectangular leg geomet”
- Review of thermoelectric geometry and structure optimization for performance enhancement (2020, background): “[60] studied theoretically, the effect of thermoelectric geometry on the performance of a TEG.”