Passive radiative cooling is a promising field in energy conservation and environmental protection. Radiative cooling includes technologies and design features developed for cooling buildings with minimal energy consumption and can significantly contribute to the limit of global warming when implemented on a large scale. In recent years, several new high-emission materials have been proposed that enabled the radiative coolers to provide an average daily cooling power of around 100 W/m2 during the daytime. Based on the developed mathematical model, the multi-layer coating optical properties for the radiative cooling system evaluated by the Transfer Matrix Method, and the effectiveness of radiative cooling due to using a multi-layer coating determined in the climatic conditions of Syria (Latakia). The results of modeling the atmospheric transmittance and solar radiation in the summer in Syria (Latakia) are presented. The maximum cooling power of the multi-layer coating was 37 W/m2 at night during the summer. The multi-layer coating surface temperature at night is about 3 degrees below the average ambient temperature. The methods presented in this study for modeling atmospheric transmittance, calculating solar irradiation, evaluating the multi-layer coating optical properties allow determining the effective multi-layer coating for daytime radiative cooling systems in any climatic conditions. The methods presented in this study for modeling atmospheric transmittance, calculating solar irradiation, evaluating the multi-layer coating optical properties allow determining the effective multi-layer coating for daytime radiative cooling systems in any climatic conditions.
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10 December 2021
OIL AND GAS ENGINEERING (OGE-2021)
24–27 February 2021
Omsk, Russia
Research Article|
December 10 2021
Evaluate the radiative cooling system efficiency
S. S. Jenblat;
S. S. Jenblat
National Research ITMO University
, 49 Kronverkskiy Ave., 197101Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
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O. V. Volkova
O. V. Volkova
a)
National Research ITMO University
, 49 Kronverkskiy Ave., 197101Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
a)Corresponding author: v-olga.v@mail.ru
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a)Corresponding author: v-olga.v@mail.ru
AIP Conf. Proc. 2412, 030030 (2021)
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S. S. Jenblat, O. V. Volkova; Evaluate the radiative cooling system efficiency. AIP Conf. Proc. 10 December 2021; 2412 (1): 030030. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0074990
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