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 William Cameron

William Cameron

PhD student

 wc303@exeter.ac.uk

 Environment and Sustainability Institute 

 

Environment and Sustainability Institute, University of Exeter, Penryn Campus, Penryn, Cornwall, TR10 9FE, UK


Overview

I am an EPSRC funded PhD student in the Renewable Energy department, my research focuses on improving upon the existing designs of concentrated photovoltaic thermal (CPV/T) hybrid systems for use in developing countries. My work is supervised by Professor Tapas Mallick and Prof K. Srinivas Reddy. 

Qualifications

2016-2020 MEng Master of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Engineering (Class I), University of Exeter

Career

The Institute of Physics Materials and Characterisation Group Best Student Poster Prize at the Solar Energy Society (UK-ISES) Photovoltaic Science, Technology and Applications, PVSAT-16, conference held at the University of Salford, 6-8 April 2022 was awarded to William Cameron and colleagues of the University of Exeter, and co-authors from India and Saudi Arabia, for the paper entitled “ Optical Losses and Durability of 4-Domed Optic for Concentrator Photovoltaics”.

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Publications

Journal articles

Cameron W, Mallick T, Reddy KS (In Press). Review of High Concentration Photovoltaic Thermal Hybrid Systems for Highly Efficient Energy Cogeneration. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews Abstract.
Cameron WJ, Alzahrani MM, Yule J, Shanks K, Reddy KS, Mallick TK (2023). Indoor experimental analysis of Serpentine-Based cooling scheme for high concentration photovoltaic thermal systems. Applied Thermal Engineering, 234, 121183-121183.
Cameron WJ, Alzahrani MM, Yule J, Shanks K, Reddy KS, Mallick TK (2023). Outdoor experimental validation for ultra-high concentrator photovoltaic with serpentine-based cooling system. Renewable Energy, 215, 118926-118926.

Conferences

Cameron W, Alzahrani M, Shanks K, Mallick T, Reddy KS (2022). Optical Losses and Durability of 4-Domed Optic for Concentrator Photovoltaics. PVSAT-16. 6th - 8th Apr 2022.

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