Recent Advances in Mathematical Modeling, Analysis and Optimization of Photovoltaic–Thermal System
A special issue of Mathematical and Computational Applications (ISSN 2297-8747).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 March 2025 | Viewed by 149
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Interests: performance analysis; monitoring; lifetime analysis; fault detection; control management; power electronics; hybrid renewable energy; mathematical modelling; optimization and meta-heuristic algorithm; computational intelligence; photovoltaic and power energy; forecasting; fuel cell; radar; radio frequency; electromagnetic and electronic
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Solar energy applications focused on photovoltaic/thermal (PVT) systems continue to become increasingly common as the utilization of renewable energy sources expands significantly. The PVT system is widely used in different applications to produce electrical or thermal energy in different regions and continental zones. The main difficulties in PVT systems are brought about by the complexity, nonlinearity, and instability in the mathematical and the electrical model through the current–voltage and power–voltage characteristics. According to several variables, including module temperature, solar radiation and its distribution, spectra, cable losses, dust deposition, shading, and soiling, the relationship between photovoltaic current and voltage is implicit and nonlinear. As a result, it is crucial to develop a more precise mathematical model that can more accurately depict the interaction among current, voltage, and power, and accurately show their performance.
The aims of this Special Issue are to publish original and review papers on the application of the mathematical model and the analysis and optimization of photovoltaic/thermal systems using different methods. A wide range of potential research areas could be of interest, including, but not limited to, simulation modeling, mathematical modeling, optimization techniques, metaheuristic algorithms, computation intelligence algorithms, etc.
Dr. Mohamed Louzazni
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- simulation modeling
- mathematical modeling
- optimization techniques
- metaheuristic algorithms
- computation intelligence algorithms
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