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A Study on Effective Utilization of Solar Energy-Solar Hydrogen Generation By Water Electrolysis

Document Number: 1999-01-2724

Date Published: August 1999

Author(s):
Yousuke Kawashima - Himeji Institute of Technology
Kazuhiro Murai - Himeji Institute of Technology
Tsutomu Hosokawa - Himeji Institute of Technology

Abstract:
Hydrogen generation by water electrolysis was carried out using solar cells. As the electrolyte, sulfuric acid solution was used. As a reference, a single electrolyte cell of solid polymer membrane was used too. Mono- and poly- crystalline silicon solar cells were employed. The output of solar cells was connected to the electrolytic electrodes directly. The conversion efficiency of solar energy to generated hydrogen energy was evaluated. The hydrogen production for one year was estimated on the base of measured data of solar radiation, and the effect of reduction of CO\d2 production by exchanging fossil fuels (LPG and Town gas) with hydrogen was evaluated.

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See other papers presented at 34th Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference, August 1999, Vancouver, BC, CANAD, Session: Hydrogen Energy Storage and Utilization Systems

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