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Improving solar energy efficiency remains a major focus in renewable energy research. Advanced nanocomposite materials such as PA/EG/CuS-CNTs are emerging as promising solutions to enhance photovoltaic and solar thermal performance. This hybrid system combines polyamide (PA), expanded graphite (EG), copper sulfide (CuS), and carbon nanotubes (CNTs), each contributing unique functional advantages.
Polyamide serves as a stable polymer matrix, providing mechanical strength and processability. Expanded graphite enhances thermal conductivity, enabling efficient heat dissipation and improved temperature regulation in solar devices. Copper sulfide acts as a semiconductor material with strong light absorption properties, particularly in the visible and near-infrared spectrum, increasing photon capture efficiency.
Carbon nanotubes play a crucial role in boosting electrical conductivity and facilitating rapid charge transport. Their high aspect ratio and excellent electron mobility reduce recombination losses, improving overall energy conversion efficiency. Together, these components create a synergistic effect that enhances light absorption, heat management, and charge transfer within solar systems.
In photovoltaic applications, this nanocomposite structure can improve power output stability and long-term durability. In solar thermal systems, enhanced thermal conductivity contributes to better heat collection and storage performance.
Ongoing research focuses on optimizing material dispersion, interface compatibility, and scalable fabrication methods. With continued innovation, PA/EG/CuS-CNT nanocomposites hold significant potential for advancing sustainable energy technologies and delivering more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective solar energy solutions for the future.
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