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Floatable Photovoltaic System to generate Electric Energy. Advant...
Schwimmfähige Photovoltaikanlage / Floatable Photovoltaic System to produce Electric ...
BPE e.K.
From Eckental, Germany
Posted by BPE e.K.Responsive2018-05-27 00:22:17 · Patents for licensing · Germany
Summary of the technology
Schwimmfähige Photovoltaikanlage / Floatable Photovoltaic System to produce Electric Energy using floatable Aluminum- plates in thermal contact with Photovoltaic Elements. Weather dependend heating of the Photovoltaic Elements will reduce their efficiency in producing Electric Energy.
Cooling the Photovoltaic System (PV) down to receive Electric Power more effiently when exposed under high Global radiation.
High Global Radiation (W/m²) could heat up PV e.g. to 60° C and result in a so called "Voltage drop".
The
Photovoltaic System combined in thermal contact with cooling elements could be used on air.
Further Research on this matter is planned.
Current development status
Finished technologies
Applications
Water based applications
Desired business relationship
Patent licensing
New technology applications
Adaptation of technology to other markets
Intellectual property status
Granted Patent
DE 20 2017 102 482.2
Germany
Patent already applied for
PCT/DE2017/100736
International
Technology Owner
BPE e.K.
Small and Medium Enterprise
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About BPE e.K.
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BPE e.K.Research & Development for Industry, materials science, micro technology, additive manufacture process, 22 years experience in European Research programs and partnership in Africa, patents granted and applied for, brands and national awards
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