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外文翻译 《Performance evaluation of concentrating solar photovoltaic and photovoltaic/thermal systems》 Abstract Hybrid conversion of solar radiation, which allows simultaneous conversion of sunlight into thermal and electrical energy in the photovoltaic/thermal collector, is one of the most promising techniques of solar energy exploitation. In this study, low concentrating photovoltaic (PV) and photovoltaic/thermal (PVT) systems were designed and tested for a given spring climatic condition of the Tunisian Saharan city Tozeur. The system is basically an asymmetric compound parabolic photovoltaic concentrator. As this system’s performance deteriorates with rising the solar cells temperature, we proposed to convert it on a hybrid one in order to improve its electrical efficiency and to recuperate simultaneously thermal energy. The comparison of these systems operating con?rmed the improvement of the electrical performance of the combined PVT system and its acceptable thermal energy production. A computational ?uid dynamics “CFD” model which interprets the PVT system was then developed and validated against the experimental results, proving the validity of the developed model use to identify numerically this system limitations and predict the possible improvements.2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Keywords: Concentrating photovoltaic system (CPVS); Concentrating photovoltaic/thermal system (CPVTS); CFD simulation; Performance analysis 1.introduction Hybrid photovoltaic/thermal (PVT) solar systems are less expensive devices than the two separate units which can simultaneously provide electricity and heat with higher conversion rates of the absorbed solar radiation than standard PV modules. During the last two decades, the utilization of this solar technology was the subject of several theoretical and experimental studies, helping to sort out suitable products and systems with the best performance. Ibrahim et al. (2011) presented the performance of water, air and comb