... in the efficiency ofsolar energy conversion into biomass due to a prevail-ing amount of the shade type of foliage with high maintenance costs.The importance of the amount of leaf area and ... existence of the threshold value of LAI on the final values of RUE and ε are of great importance. CONCLUSION Two Norway spruce stands with different densities were investigated from the aspect of ... on the basis of stand inventory realized at the end of each growing season. e procedure of the stand inventory consisted of measurements of stem circumference at the height of 1.3 m above...
... calculated the solar flux outside the atmosphere (Rout,W/m2) with the model of Kreith and Kreider [28]. Solar flux is a function of solar constant Sc (we used the World Radiation Center value of 1367 ... for0100200300400500600700800123456789101112Meteo FranceHelios with cloudinessHelios without cloudiness Radiation (MJ/m²)MonthFigure 5. Solarradiation calculated with Helios with and withoutcloudiness for the Luxeuil Meteorological ... 2000 2500 3000 Latitude (°)020040060080041 43 45 47 49 5102004006008001,522,533,544,555,566,57Figure 4. Variationofsolarradiation for different conditions of altitude, latitude, and...
... CONCLUSIONSWithin site and within provenance variation was lowfor all the properties studied with the exception of ex-tractives. However, provenance and site were significantsources ofvariation ... yield of 56% compared to only 40% of trees of an east cost provenance. Matheson et al. [9], in a study onthe geographic variationof E. obliqua in 22 localitiesthroughout the natural range of ... variabilitywas low, with coefficients ofvariationof the mean under5% in all cases. Site and provenance were not statisticallysignificant effects for wood density variation. At the age of 7 years a...
... μm).Asaresult,theefficiency of our reference cell (without QDs) is lessFigure 9 I-V characteristics ofsolar cells. I-V characteristics ofsolar cells with built-in-dot charge of two electrons per ... effects of doping on photoelectron kinetics.Bipolar kinetics: solar cell with built-in-dot chargeThe heterostructure solar cells are presently dominatingthe market of high-efficiency solar cells. ... device with twoelectrons per dot and further, to 24 mA/cm2for the device with six electrons per dot. As with the conventional solar cell with a p-n junction, doping also prevents deteriorationof...
... Because of this reason, the film with 3.5 vol.% of 1,8-octanedithiol exhibited the best device perfor-mances in this work.ConclusionsThe performance characteristics of BHJ polymer solar cells ... Factor0.00.10.20.30.40.50.6Figure 6 Photovoltaic response. Photovoltaic response ofsolar cell devices with chlorobenzene and different amounts of 1,8-octanedithiol, Jsc,PCE, Voc, and FF.Kim et al. Nanoscale ... an optimizedamount of 1,8-octanedithiol can be determined. As theamount of 1,8-octanedithiol was increased, the i ntensity of the UV-Vis absorption and the crystallinity of P3HTsignificantly...
... images of P3HT:P CBM films formed usingchlorobenzene with different amounts of 1.8-octanedithiol.Chlorobenzene alone.(a), chlorobenzene with 1.5 vol.% of 1.8-octanedithiol (b), chlorobenzene with ... range of 550 to 650 nm with the increasing amount of 1,8-octanedithiol. A high PL intensity indicates that notall excitons generated on one polymer within the filmreached the interface of the ... Because of this reason, the film with 3.5 vol.% of 1,8-octanedithiol exhibited the best device perfor-mances in this work.ConclusionsThe performance characteristics of BHJ polymer solar cells...
... the Director of the ONM (Office of National Meteorology of Algiers), for making available the database ofsolar radiation data for different sites, and Prof. A. Guessoum (Head of Signal Processing ... 40000200040006000DaysDaily solarradiation signal0 1000 2000 3000 40000200040006000DaysDaily solarradiation signal0 1000 2000 3000 400002000400060008000DaysDaily solarradiation signalSite ... amount of global solarradiation and its temporal distribution are the primary variables for designing solar energy systems. Knowledge of these parameters is required for the prediction of system...
... investigatedrigorously the variations in photosynthetic capacity with age.Few, if any studies were designed to isolate variation causedby age from all other sources of variation, e.g. size and ... temperaturewas not measured with the constructor thermocouple because of prob-lems with direct heating of the thermocouple by incident light and thespherical shape of the thermocouple which forbids ... the lower value of ∆ in the 32-yr-oldstand can be explained by the higher values of photosyntheticcapacity and intermediate level of stomatal conductance meas-ured in the trees of this stand....
... ratio of daily transmitted solar irradiation to daily incident solar irradiation. This T value obtainedfrom measured irradiation values will hereafter be called measuredtransmittance. Measured solar ... heterogeneous covers, with a variation coefficientgreater than 20%, a higher number of tube solarimeters (5 to 6)is needed [6, 51]. Tube solarimeter geometry allows the inte-gration ofradiation spatial ... correction.The variations of the G-extinction coefficient b is actuallya combined effect of the variationof LAI-extinction coefficient kfrom the Beer-Lambert law and the variationof the slope...
... to lack of statistical knowledge,most of the early provenance trials weremade without replications with insufficientpossibilities of estimating genetic gain of phenotypic ... but signifi-cant effect of provenance at 18 years of age; however, the effect of block variation (site condition) was very high. At the age of 25 years, this relationship ... early.Concerning the provenances of foreignorigin, the length of the yearly period of growth and the production level seem to in-crease as the latitude of the origin de-creases...
... correlation between PX-2 allelic diver-sity and the extent of climatic variationsconnected with the altitudinal range of thestands. For PX-1, a positive correlationwas shown ... andvariations of environmental factors in orderto prove the adaptative signification of anenzymatic polymorphism. However, theconnections between climate and allelicvariations ... the northern slope of the Dinaric Alps, onthe plain and in the highlands of Croatia. With regard to soil factors, we could only define 3classes of pH (acid, neutral...