October 15, 2025Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Experimental evaluation of a hybrid evaporative and groundwater cooling system for enhancing photovoltaic efficiency in arid climates

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The novel cooling system raised photovoltaic efficiency by 12.7% due to improved panel temperature stability, demonstrating its effectiveness.
The evaporative cooling component achieved a 15 °C reduction in panel temperature, leading to an 8.4% increase in efficiency.
The groundwater-to-air heat exchanger proved vital, lowering air temperature from 43.5 °C to 26.3 °C, with a maintained relative humidity of 55%.
These findings highlight the performance enhancement potential of integrated cooling systems for photovoltaic panels in hot, dry regions.

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Experimental evaluation reveals integrated cooling systems improve energy generation in arid climates, suggesting significant benefits for photovoltaic panels.

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Experimental evaluation reveals integrated cooling systems improve energy generation in arid climates, suggesting significant benefits for photovoltaic panels.

Experimental evaluation of a hybrid evaporative and groundwater cooling system for enhancing photovoltaic efficiency in arid climates

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Experimental evaluation of a hybrid evaporative and groundwater cooling system for enhancing photovoltaic efficiency in arid climates

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