The University of Malta’s research paper, "Innovative Photovoltaic Cooling System," introduces IPCoSy, a novel cooling technology designed to tackle thermal management issues in PV installations. In warm climates, high temperatures can diminish PV efficiency due to poor ventilation and excess heat from solar energy conversion. IPCoSy improves cooling by integrating a water chamber into modified PV modules, effectively managing operational temperatures. The system also includes an aftermarket cooling solution compatible with standard PV modules, featuring solid and flexible water tanks that fit behind the panels. This design enhances performance with an internal stream spreader and external fittings for various tilt angles. IPCoSy’s versatility extends to residential and industrial water heating, reverse osmosis, and offshore PV installations.
Advanced cooling IPCoSy for PV panel efficiency
University of Malta introduces IPCoSy, a cooling tech for PV modules to increase its efficiency. Find out how this technology enhances PV efficiency here.
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