WO2020141241A1 - Panel solar híbrido para la producción de energía eléctrica y energía térmica - Google Patents
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- the present invention discloses a hybrid solar panel for the production of electrical energy and thermal energy. More in particular, the present invention discloses a panel that allows to increase the maximum working temperatures, as well as the electrical and thermal performance, increasing its durability, eliminating delamination problems, degradation and allowing, in addition, to eliminate superfluous layers that affect the overall performance of the panel. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
- a hybrid solar panel is by definition or essentially a solar energy collector that uses a photovoltaic layer as an absorber.
- Hybrid solar technology is characterized by generating electrical energy (photovoltaic) and thermal energy (thermal collectors) on the same panel.
- Hybrid solar panels generally known as PVT (photovoltaic-thermal).
- Photovoltaic modules lose around 85% of the energy they receive.
- the first hybrid panel developments (PVT-1, WISC or unglazed) sought to harness that untapped energy. To do this, they incorporated a heat recovery unit on its rear face into a photovoltaic panel and isolated it from the environment. In this way they recovered the heat that was lost from the back.
- Is technology has a problem associated with its thermal performance, since this performance decreases significantly when its working temperature increases, being only 5-10% in domestic hot water applications.
- the international energy agency (IEA) developed in 2002 a state of the art and a roadmap for photovoltaic technology, marking future work for it in its Task 7.
- Thermal absorbers for PVT modules are complementary to solar cells as another way to take advantage of solar energy.
- the overall conversion efficiency of a PVT module increases with the efficiency of its thermal absorber according to the laws of thermodynamics.
- Different methods for thermal absorption design namely tube and sheet structure, rectangular tunnel with or without fins / grooves, flat plate tube, microchannel / heat mat, extrusion exchanger, rollbond, cotton wick structure, they are being widely developed. (Wu, 2017).
- PVTs can be divided by the working fluid: air, water, coolant, phase change material, nanofluid, etc ). They are also characterized by the type of PV module: flat, flexible or concentration plate, as well as different technologies such as monocrystalline and polycrystalline silicon, amorphous silicon, CaTe, CIGS, organic, perovskites.
- the integration of the photovoltaic layer with the absorber is a critical element. This will depend on both the thermal efficiency and the useful life, product costs and cooling of the PV layer.
- One of the causes is that the thermal resistance between the PV layer and the thermal absorber can become extremely large if there is a small air gap or air bubbles within the integration layer. Therefore, both the thermal absorber and the integration method used are critical for PVT modules since they affect directly the cooling of the photovoltaic layers and, therefore, also the electrical / thermal / global efficiency.
- EVA ethyl vinyl acetate
- the Spanish Patent ES244990B1 discloses a hybrid solar panel for the production of electrical and photovoltaic energy, it discloses an intermediate layer of gas or a certain degree of vacuum, increasing the thermal performance of the panel by reducing losses convection heat.
- Said patent application discloses the connection between the photovoltaic system and the heat absorber by means of a conductive adhesive or any type of connection system that allows conductive heat exchange between the two.
- patent application DE 2622511 A1 discloses a hybrid solar panel, which discloses an intermediate chamber, in which it is not specified whether said chamber has a certain degree of vacuum or the presence of a gas.
- said hybrid panel does not disclose the material or type of connection of the photovoltaic system and the heat absorber, said characteristic being essential in this type of panel in terms of overall performance and the useful life of the panel.
- the maximum working temperature of the EVA is 80-85 ° C. Exceeding this temperature leads to delamination problems between the different layers in which EVA is used: photovoltaic cells with glass, EVA or cells with the backsheet and backsheet with heat recovery. Delaminations have both aesthetic and electrical and thermal performance consequences.
- a hybrid solar panel increases its stagnation temperature the higher its thermal performance, which is desirable. This assumes that in circumstances where the panel is stagnant (there is no circulation of fluid inside) this temperature can exceed 150 ° C. Consequently, there is a technical and practical limit that weighs down the life and overall performance of EVA laminated hybrid panels.
- the EVA used for the encapsulation of the photovoltaic cells and for the union of the photovoltaic laminate with the heat recovery unit suffers degradation throughout its useful life due to multiple causes (Cándida Carvalho de Oliveira, 2018): high temperatures, UV radiation, humidity , poor crosslinking in the manufacturing process and contamination of the material.
- the present invention aims to solve some of the problems mentioned in the state of the art.
- the present invention discloses a hybrid solar panel for the production of electrical energy and thermal energy, comprising:
- a photovoltaic electricity generation system with at least one photovoltaic cell, a heat absorber, to evacuate heat from the photovoltaic generation system, by means of a heat transfer fluid, thus increasing its electrical performance.
- an insulating bottom layer located underneath the heat absorber, a perimeter frame with a backsheet, or a casing comprising the four sides of the perimeter and the back,
- the hybrid solar panel additionally comprises a joint to join the photovoltaic electrical generation system with the heat absorber, the joint comprising two layers of material with a silicone base, where a first layer comprises encapsulating silicone inside the system generation plant and protruding above said photovoltaic generation layer, the encapsulating silicone presenting a refractive index less than 1.45 and an optical transmission index greater than 98%, and a second layer located superiorly and adjacent to the heat absorber and that it includes a silicone of thermal adhesion with a thermal conductivity greater than 0.2 W / m ⁇ K.
- the thermally adhering silicone layer comprises a charge of oxidic particles of the order of 1-200 mm, said charge of oxidic particles allows the silicone-based material to achieve thermal conductivities of up to 3 W / m ⁇ K.
- Other types of particles or procedures can be used in silicone, which allow increasing the thermal conductivity of said layer with the knowledge already disclosed in the state of the art in other sectors or applications, and obvious to a person skilled in the art with the problem aim to increase the thermal conductivity of a silicone-based material.
- Thermally bonded silicone can rapidly cure at room temperature by adding a platinum catalyst in a ratio of 5: 1 to 20: 1.
- said ratio can be 10: 1 by weight or volume.
- the encapsulating silicone preferably comprises a pourable silicone bicomponent that vulcanizes in a soft elastomer, in a mixing ratio of 10: 1. This allows the elastic properties necessary in said encapsulating silicone layer to protect the set from expansion due to the different expansion coefficients that each material presents in each panel layer.
- Encapsulating silicone can exhibit rapid cure by adding a catalyst with a ratio of between 5: 1 to 20: 1.
- the curing time will also depend on the mixing amount of other factors such as the thermal conductivity of the components it encapsulates, and the UV light present.
- the panel may have tempered glass located above the encapsulating silicone layer. More preferably, the panel may lack said tempered glass due to the high optical transmission and low refractive indexes that the encapsulating silicone layer presents.
- the panel may have a tedious layer between the encapsulating silicone layer and the thermally adhering silicone layer.
- the panel may lack such a tedium layer, since the metallic heat absorber can provide sufficient rigidity for the hybrid panel.
- thermal adhesion silicone layer can reach working temperatures without damage of up to 250 ° C with respect to the limit known in the state of the art of 80 ° C due to the use of EVA used as material for the union of the photovoltaic generation system with heat absorber.
- the thermal conductivity of the thermal adhesion layer is between 0.2 - 3 W / m ⁇ K depending on the addition of oxidic particles or other particles or procedures known in the state of the art to achieve a silicone with a higher conductivity thermal in other applications or sectors, in contrast to the thermal conductivity that presents the EVA of approximately 0.13 W / m ⁇ K.
- the present layer also known in the art as "backsheet” can be removed by the present invention, thus removing a barrier for the heat conduction of photovoltaic cells. The mentioned factors, they represent a significant increase in thermal performance, consequently increasing the electrical performance of the photovoltaic system.
- the lower refractive index and higher optical transmission of the silicone in the encapsulation layer allow a greater amount of incident solar radiation (in the entire spectrum) to reach both the cells photovoltaic as the surface of the heat recovery, allowing an increase in both electrical production and thermal production. This applies both to the areas covered with photovoltaic cells and the free spaces between them. With the possible elimination of the tempered glass from the photovoltaic layer, it would be possible to reduce the loss of reflection and with it a greater overall performance.
- the resistance to UV radiation of the layers with silicone bases is very high with respect to the material known in the state of the art to undertake said function, this being EVA (ethyl vinyl acetate).
- EVA ethyl vinyl acetate
- the moisture content of silicone based materials is 0.03% compared to 0.3% in EVA.
- Figure 1. Shows a side sectional view of the hybrid panel according to a first embodiment of the present invention, where the embodiment without backsheet and without glass layer adjacent to the photovoltaic generation system is clearly shown.
- Figure 2. Shows a side sectional view of the hybrid panel according to a second embodiment of the present invention, where the embodiment is clearly shown without backsheet and with the glass layer adjacent to the photovoltaic generation system.
- Figure 3. Shows a side sectional view of the hybrid panel according to hybrid according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, where the embodiment with backsheet and with the glass layer present adjacent to the photovoltaic generation system is clearly shown.
- Figure 1 shows a side sectional view of the hybrid panel according to a first embodiment of the present invention, showing a transparent insulating cover (1) sealed perimetrically at the top of the panel, said insulating cover (1) being located immediately above of an intermediate layer (2) of vacuum, air or inert gas.
- Adjacent and inferior to said intermediate layer (2) is the encapsulating silicone layer (3) that presents an optical transmission of more than 98% and a refractive index of less than 1.45.
- Said encapsulating silicone layer (3) allows the union between photovoltaic cells (6a) and protrudes above said cells.
- the thermal adhesion layer (8) which has thermal conductivities of the order between 0.2 - 3 W / m * K, allowing the union of the set of photovoltaic cells (6a) with a heat absorber (7), facilitating the transfer of heat to a heat transfer fluid (which passes through the absorber), increasing this way the electrical performance of the photovoltaic system (6) and further increasing the thermal performance by means of thermal conductivities in the thermal adhesive silicone (8) superior to the materials known in the state of the art for this function.
- the silicone thermal adhesion layer (8) has a charge of oxidic particles of the order of 1-200 mm.
- the lower part of the panel has an insulating layer (4) that adjoins the perimeter frame (9) that makes up the exterior of the hybrid panel for thermal and photovoltaic generation.
- Figure 2 shows a side sectional view of the hybrid panel according to a second embodiment of the present invention, showing a transparent insulating cover (1) sealed perimetrically in the upper part of the panel, said insulating cover (1) being located immediately above of an intermediate layer (2) of vacuum, inert gas or air.
- Adjacent to said intermediate layer (2) is a tempered glass (11) joined by means of an encapsulating silicone layer (3) that has an optical transmission greater than 98% and a refractive index of less than 1.45.
- Said encapsulating silicone layer (3) allows the junction between photovoltaic cells (6a) and protrudes above said cells.
- the thermal adhesion layer (8) which has thermal conductivities of the order of between 0.2 - 3 W / m * K, allowing the union of the set of photovoltaic cells (6a) with a heat absorber (7), allowing the transfer of heat by a heat transfer fluid, thus increasing the electrical performance of the photovoltaic system (6) and further increasing the thermal performance by means of thermal conductivities in the thermal adhesive silicone (8) superior to the materials known in the state of the art for this function.
- the lower part of the panel has an insulating layer (4) that adjoins the perimeter frame (9) that makes up the exterior of the hybrid panel for thermal and photovoltaic generation.
- Figure 3 shows a side sectional view of the hybrid panel according to a third embodiment of the present invention, showing a transparent insulating cover (1) sealed perimeter at the top of the panel, said insulating cover (1) being located immediately above of an intermediate layer of vacuum, inert gas or air (2).
- Adjacent to said intermediate layer (2) is a tempered glass (11) joined by means of an encapsulating silicone layer (3) that has an optical transmission greater than 98% and a refractive index of less than 1.45.
- Said encapsulating silicone layer (3) allows the union between photovoltaic cells (6a) and protrudes above said cells.
- a backsheet layer (10) Located adjacent internally to said encapsulating silicone layer (3) is a backsheet layer (10).
- Said backsheet layer is attached to a heat absorber (7) by means of a second layer of silicone-based material, said layer is the thermal adhesion layer (8), which has thermal conductivities of the order of between 0.2 - 3 W / m * K, as well as a high heat transfer by means of a heat transfer fluid, thus increasing the electrical performance of the photovoltaic system (6) and also increasing the thermal performance by means of thermal conductivities in the thermal adhesive silicone ( 8) superior to the materials known in the state of the art for this function.
- the lower part of the panel has an insulating layer (4) that adjoins the perimeter frame (9) that makes up the exterior of the hybrid panel for thermal and photovoltaic generation.
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