Experimental Study and Determination of the Energy Performance of an Air Conditioning System Using Peltier Method
Gildas D. F. Adamon, Dimitri C. Babatounde Allavo, D. M. Grâce F. Chidikofan, M. Sylla, Thierry G. Godjo, Clotilde T. Guidi
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 19–33 · Published 22 Nov 2023
10.9734/cjast/2023/v42i434275Abstract
Thermal comfort is one of man's natural needs. In order to ensure this comfort while being respectful towards the environment, we proceeded to an experimental study of an air conditioning system with Peltier modules. For this purpose, we considered a test room with a base temperature of 29 °C in which we installed a Peltier effect air conditioning system to lower its temperature to 25 °C, a useful threshold to ensure thermal comfort in a tropical zone. Through the two different tests carried out, we were able to approach 25 °C by making an improvement to the cooling circuit of the Peltier effect air conditioning system. Thus, we concluded from this study that this alternative air-conditioning system would be more interesting for demanding enclosures with small and medium cold powers for thermal comfort and that further research will be useful to improve the system.
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