INTEGRACIÓN INNOVADORA DE REFRIGERACIÓN RADIATIVA DIARIA Y CALEFACCIÓN SOLAR
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https://doi.org/10.21134/5y4trp12Palabras clave:
Refrigeración radiativa diaria, energía solar, frío renovable, calor renovableResumen
Esta investigación presenta el dispositivo Emisor y Colector Radiativo Adaptativo (ad-RCE), una evolución del Emisor y Colector Radiativo (RCE). El RCE ha demostrado la doble capacidad de producir agua caliente mediante captación solar durante el día y agua fría por debajo de la temperatura ambiente mediante refrigeración radiativa durante la noche. Con el desarrollo de nuevos materiales, ahora es posible lograr enfriamiento radiativo incluso durante el día. Para aumentar la producción de frío, el ad-RCE integra enfriamiento radiativo diurno (DRC) con enfriamiento radiativo nocturno (NRC) y calefacción solar (SH) en un sistema activo. El ad-RCE mejora el RCE anterior ya que está diseñado para ajustar dinámicamente su producción de calor y frío en respuesta a la demanda diaria. Al incorporar un mecanismo giratorio y nuevos materiales DRC, el ad-RCE permite la transición entre las funciones de enfriamiento radiativo y calentamiento solar al tiempo que extiende el período de operación de enfriamiento, lo que representa un enfoque innovador para aprovechar fuentes de energía renovables tanto para fines de calefacción como de enfriamiento. Esta evolución del RCE al ad-RCE amplía las capacidades del dispositivo al aumentar la producción de enfriamiento y al mismo tiempo reducir los requisitos de superficie del ad-RCE. Esto hace que el ad-RCE sea más adecuado para la producción de energía en edificios y aplicaciones industriales. El documento proporciona un análisis exhaustivo del ad-RCE, destacando sus beneficios y mejoras en comparación con su predecesor, el RCE.
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