Exergy Analysis of Solar Radiation Based on Long Term for Van City

Yıl 2017, Cilt: 20 Sayı: 3, 579 - 584, 15.09.2017

İrfan Uçkan

Öz

The
present study has analyzed the solar radiation exergy for the period of 1993 to
2007 in Van (38.28^oN, 43.20^oE). In this regard, various
models have been applied for determination of solar radiation exergy. The
exergy efficiency of solar radiation taken from meteorological data is
evaluated based on these models for Van. According to results, the highest long
term monthly average solar radiation exergy values is observed in June with
26.85 MJ/m² for Petela Model and same result also is observed for
Spanner model but Jeter’s approach is different from these models approximately
%1.7. The ratio of solar radiation exergy to the
long term monthly average solar radiation energy values varies from 0.934 to
0.939 both Spanner and Petela approach, and from 0.950 to 0.954 for Jeter’s
approach. The highest annual value  exergy of the solar radiation is observed for
the year of 2000 with 19.68 MJ/m² and the lowest annual value exergy
of the solar radiation is found for the year of 1993 with 16.50 MJ/m².

Anahtar Kelimeler

Solar radiation, solar exergy, renewable energy, energy utilization.

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