Generate Current From Waste Heat Called Seebeck Generator Using Peltier Module

Mohd Hashim, Mohamad Hasnor (2016) Generate Current From Waste Heat Called Seebeck Generator Using Peltier Module. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Thermo-electric generators (TEG) are based on completion of basic electronic of Seebeck which the devices that convert heat into usable electricity. TEGs require heat and cool as an energy source and TEGs can generate power as long as there is a heat source. 1.5 horse power air conditioning condenser units are used to investigate where most temperature differences occur during the operation of the condenser. For this purpose, several thermometers are placed inside the condenser unit to conduct the measurements. Measurements have been done during day and night time considering outdoor temperature to compare temperature variations inside the condenser unit based on outside temperature. I will install a thermo-electric generator inside an air conditioning condenser unit. This research is on efficiency, power generation capability/capacity, cost, size, potential consumer applications, and system installation, system circuit design to generate power.

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