2020 - Member of the European Academy of Sciences
Nuclear engineering, Thermal, Photovoltaic system, Evaporative cooler and Mechanical engineering are his primary areas of study. The Nuclear engineering study combines topics in areas such as Heat pump, Thermosiphon and Working fluid. His studies in Heat pump integrate themes in fields like Work, Thermal efficiency and Photovoltaic thermal hybrid solar collector.
Xudong Zhao has included themes like Energy engineering, Thermoelectric effect, Automotive engineering, Solar energy and Exergy in his Photovoltaic system study. His studies deal with areas such as Mass transfer, Environmental engineering, Air conditioning, Dew point and Relative humidity as well as Evaporative cooler. His research in Mechanical engineering intersects with topics in Heat transfer and Thermoelectric generator.
His primary areas of study are Photovoltaic system, Thermal, Nuclear engineering, Heat pipe and Heat transfer. His Photovoltaic system research includes elements of Energy engineering, Electricity, Electrical efficiency, Automotive engineering and Solar energy. The various areas that Xudong Zhao examines in his Thermal study include Work, Working fluid, Radiation, Composite material and Exergy.
Xudong Zhao has researched Nuclear engineering in several fields, including Thermal efficiency, Phase-change material, Evaporator, Thermal energy storage and Heat pump. His research integrates issues of Mechanical engineering, Thermoelectric effect and Building-integrated photovoltaics in his study of Heat pipe. His work deals with themes such as Evaporative cooler and Air conditioning, which intersect with Heat exchanger.
Xudong Zhao mostly deals with Photovoltaic system, Heat pump, Thermal efficiency, Nuclear engineering and Thermal energy storage. His Photovoltaic system research incorporates elements of Concentrator, Crystalline silicon, Electrical efficiency, Solar energy and Electricity generation. His Heat pump study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Defrosting, Refrigerant, Waste heat, Flow and Process engineering.
His research in Thermal efficiency intersects with topics in Thermal, Heating system and Thermal energy. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Radiation and Composite material. Xudong Zhao combines subjects such as Heat exchanger and Evaporator with his study of Nuclear engineering.
Xudong Zhao mainly investigates Thermoelectric generator, Thermoelectric effect, Mechanical engineering, Contact resistance and Finite element method. His Thermoelectric generator research focuses on subjects like Ray tracing, which are linked to Bismuth telluride, Electricity, Phase-change material and Transient. Electricity and Nuclear engineering are commonly linked in his work.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Solar simulator, Photovoltaic system, Hybrid system, Heat pipe and Electricity generation in addition to Thermoelectric effect. His Radiation research includes elements of Thermal and Thermal efficiency. His study in Thermal efficiency is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Heat pump, Evaporator, Thermal energy and Thermal energy storage.
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Recent development and application of thermoelectric generator and cooler
Wei He;Gan Zhang;Xingxing Zhang;Jie Ji.
Applied Energy (2015)
Review of R&D progress and practical application of the solar photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) technologies.
Xingxing Zhang;Xudong Zhao;Stefan Smith;Jihuan Xu.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2012)
Indirect evaporative cooling : Past, present and future potentials
Zhiyin Duan;Changhong Zhan;Xingxing Zhang;Mahmud Mustafa.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2012)
Numerical study of a novel counter-flow heat and mass exchanger for dew point evaporative cooling.
X. Zhao;J.M. Li;S.B. Riffat.
Applied Thermal Engineering (2008)
Comparative study of the performance of the M-cycle counter-flow and cross-flow heat exchangers for indirect evaporative cooling – Paving the path toward sustainable cooling of buildings
Changhong Zhan;Changhong Zhan;Zhiyin Duan;Xudong Zhao;Stefan Smith.
Energy (2011)
Comparative study of heat and mass exchanging materials for indirect evaporative cooling systems
X. Zhao;Shuli Liu;S.B. Riffat.
Building and Environment (2008)
Numerical study of a M-cycle cross-flow heat exchanger for indirect evaporative cooling
Changhong Zhan;Changhong Zhan;Xudong Zhao;Stefan Smith;S.B. Riffat.
Building and Environment (2011)
Solar water heating: From theory, application, marketing and research
Zhangyuan Wang;Zhangyuan Wang;Wansheng Yang;Feng Qiu;Xiangmei Zhang.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2015)
Developing a theoretical model to investigate thermal performance of a thin membrane heat-pipe solar collector
S.B. Riffat;X. Zhao;P.S. Doherty.
Applied Thermal Engineering (2005)
Characterization of a solar photovoltaic/loop-heat-pipe heat pump water heating system
Xingxing Zhang;Xudong Zhao;Jihuan Xu;Xiaotong Yu.
Applied Energy (2013)
Renewable Energy
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