The effects of variable air flow rates for the system performance on the thermoelectrical modulled water cooler
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2010
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e-Journal of New World Sciences Academy, Technological Applied Sciences
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Bu çalışmada, 1.5 litre hacmindeki hazne içerisine doldurulan 1 kg su, 40 x 40 x 3.8 mm boyutunda TEC–12706 kodlu termoelektrik modül vasıtasıyla soğutulmuştur. Modülün diğer yüzeyindeki kanatçıkları üç farklı hava debisi ile soğutularak sistem performansına etkisi incelenmiştir. Yüksek hava debisi, modülün performansını arttırmasına rağmen daha fazla fan gücü harcanmasına neden olduğundan sistemin toplam performansını düşürmektedir.
In this study, 1 kg water which is filled in the container having the capacity of 1.5 liter has been cooled by using TEC-12706 coded thermoelectrical module within the size of 40 x 40 x 3.8 mm. The fins on the other surface of the module have been cooled by three variable air flow rate for investigation over the performance effect on the system. Although high air flow rate increase the performance of the module, it reduces total performance of the system because of consuming more fan power than necessary.
In this study, 1 kg water which is filled in the container having the capacity of 1.5 liter has been cooled by using TEC-12706 coded thermoelectrical module within the size of 40 x 40 x 3.8 mm. The fins on the other surface of the module have been cooled by three variable air flow rate for investigation over the performance effect on the system. Although high air flow rate increase the performance of the module, it reduces total performance of the system because of consuming more fan power than necessary.
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Termoelektrik modül, Soğutma, Performans, Debi, Fan, Thermoelectrical module, Cooling, Performance, Flow rate, Fan
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Yavuz, C.; Özkaymak, M.; Kaya, M. "The effects of variable air flow rates for the system performance on the thermoelectrical modulled water cooler", e-Journal of New World Sciences Academy, Technological Applied Sciences, 5(2), 131-143, 2010.
