The experimental research on hydrogen production by water electrochemical splitting is presented in the article. In the study low temperature electrolytic unit with 26th% KOH liquid solution and small-scale photovoltaic module (PV-module) were used to convert solar energy into molecular hydrogen. Speeds and volumes of average monthly hydrogen production are defined for Kyiv insolation using experimental facilities. The method applied can be proposed to estimate hydrogen amount generated when combining the conventional electrolysis process and photovoltaic module for compensating the long term fluctuations of solar photovoltaics.
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Hydrogen, Electrolysis, Photovoltaic Module, Solar Energy
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Sergii Bespalko, Anton Kachymov, Kostiantyn Koberidze, Oleksandr Bespalko. (2015). Hydrogen Production by Water Electrochemical Photolysis Using PV-Module. International Journal of Sustainable and Green Energy, 4(5), 182-186. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijrse.20150405.12
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Sergii Bespalko; Anton Kachymov; Kostiantyn Koberidze; Oleksandr Bespalko. Hydrogen Production by Water Electrochemical Photolysis Using PV-Module. Int. J. Sustain. Green Energy 2015, 4(5), 182-186. doi: 10.11648/j.ijrse.20150405.12
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abstract = {The experimental research on hydrogen production by water electrochemical splitting is presented in the article. In the study low temperature electrolytic unit with 26th% KOH liquid solution and small-scale photovoltaic module (PV-module) were used to convert solar energy into molecular hydrogen. Speeds and volumes of average monthly hydrogen production are defined for Kyiv insolation using experimental facilities. The method applied can be proposed to estimate hydrogen amount generated when combining the conventional electrolysis process and photovoltaic module for compensating the long term fluctuations of solar photovoltaics.},
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