IoT-controlled jute cooling reduces PV module temperature by 21.4 C

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Tunisian researchers have developed an IoT-controlled jute fabric cooling system that significantly reduces photovoltaic (PV) module temperature by up to 21.4°C, increasing power output by over 40%. The system uses far less water than previous methods while achieving a high water recovery rate.

Tunisian researchers have developed an IoT-controlled jute-fabric cooling system that reduced PV module temperature by up to 21.4 C and increased power output by 40.44% in desert conditions. The system uses 86% less water than previous natural-fiber cooling approaches while achieving an 81.3% water recovery rate. The post IoT-controlled jute cooling reduces PV module temperature by 21.4 C appeared first on pv magazine Global.