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Thermogalvanic energy harvesting from forced convection cooling of 100–200 °C surfaces generating high power density

Yutaka Ikeda, Yuki Cho, Yoichi Murakami

2021Sustainable Energy & Fuels25 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Realistically useful level 10 W m −2 electric power generation is demonstrated during liquid cooling of a heat releasing surface using a thin thermal boundary layer and thermally stable electrolyte flowing between non-isothermal electrodes.

Topics & Concepts

Isothermal processMaterials scienceElectrolyteForced convectionBoundary layerPower densityThermodynamicsThermalConvectionElectrodeMechanicsLayer (electronics)Power (physics)ChemistryComposite materialPhysicsPhysical chemistryAdvanced Thermoelectric Materials and DevicesThermal Radiation and Cooling TechnologiesThermal properties of materials
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