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Numerical Simulation Technologies in Solar-Driven Interfacial Evaporation Processes

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魏郁梦 (Yumeng Wei)
杨亚威 (Yawei Yang)
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Qi Zhao
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Yong Ma
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Mengyuan Qiang
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Linjing Fu
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Yihong Liu
张建飞 (Jianfei Zhang)
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Zhiguo Qu *
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Wenxiu Que *
DOI:10.1002/smll.202312241delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Solar interfacial evaporation technology has the advantages of environmentally conscious and sustainable benefits. Recent research on light absorption, water transportation, and thermal management has improved the evaporation performance of solar interfacial evaporators. However, many studies on photothermal materials and structures only aim to improve performance, neglecting explanations for heat and mass transfer coupling or providing evidence for performance enhancement. Numerical simulation can simulate the diffusion paths and heat and water transfer processes to understand the thermal and mass transfer mechanism, thereby better achieving the design of efficient solar interfacial evaporators. Therefore, this review summarizes the latest exciting findings and tremendous advances in numerical simulation for solar interfacial evaporation. First, it presents a macroscopic summary of the application of simulation in temperature distribution, salt concentration distribution, and vapor flux distribution during evaporation. Second, the utilization of simulation in the microscopic is summed up, specifically focusing on the movement of water molecules and the mechanisms of light responses during evaporation. Finally, all simulation methods have the goal of validating the physical processes in solar interfacial evaporation. It is hoped that the use of numerical simulation can provide theoretical guidance and technical support for the application of solar-driven interfacial evaporation technology. This review summarizes the latest exciting findings in numerical simulation for solar interfacial evaporation in terms of macroscopic and microscopic, respectively. All simulation methods have the goal of validating the physical processes in evaporation. It is hoped that numerical simulation can provide theoretical guidance and technical support for the application of solar-driven interfacial evaporation. image
Keywords:
numerical simulation technologies
solar-driven interfacial evaporation
solar energy
water resources management

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xi'an jiaotong university
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