Optimisation of Solar Trigeneration System

Snegirjovs, A.

doi:10.2478/lpts-2025-0008

Abstract

The development of a solar trigeneration system for households is a complex and difficult task. The development of a rational system requires a multifaceted and balanced solution. Energy technology should be capable of independently and fully satisfying consumer demand and compatible with today’s widely used engineering systems. To ensure broad application and use of the system, it must be sufficiently compact, cost-effective, and easy to install and repair.

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Optimisation of Solar Trigeneration System

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