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Journal Article
Environmental effect on the performance of passive daytime photonic radiative cooling and building energy-saving potential
2021
Overview
In this paper, the potential of passive radiative cooling for Indian cities of various climatic conditions covering maximum climate diversity is evaluated for different (ideal, broadband, and selective) emissive radiative cooler surfaces. The effects of various environmental parameters on the cooler performance are studied. The cooling energy saving potentials of various photonic radiative coolers as roof envelope integrated with the conventional air conditioning system are evaluated as well. Results reveal that the selective radiative cooler performs better in low humidity locations, namely, Jaisalmer and Delhi, with the maximum temperature drops of 20.6°C and 17.3°C, respectively. However, it is less likely to be recommended for monsoon season and high humid cities. The cooling load reduction of 36% was observed for low humidity locations with an integrated system. (12 Figures, 3 Tables, 36 References)
Publisher
The Energy and Resources Institute
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