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Advanced cooling strategies for highly concentrated PV-T systems: confined jet impingement, thermoelectric generator integration with channel configurations
The present study focuses on the cooling of a highly concentrated photovoltaic thermal (HCPV-T) system with a hybrid cooling consisting of confined jet impingement cooling and a thermoelectric generator in the presence of a spectral splitter to keep the cell temperature within the permissible limit
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