Abstract
For the first time, a fractal solar collector operating in the cogeneration mode is proposed. In this context, we are talking about a modern innovative system that uses fractal structures to optimize the processes of collecting, distributing and converting solar energy simultaneously into thermal and electrical energy. The detailed design and results of the conducted experiment of this system are given. The stages of the experiment are shown in order to gain a deeper understanding of the principles of operation of a collector operating in the cogeneration mode. The high efficiency and promising application of this system in the field of renewable energy have been experimentally proven. In addition, the results obtained demonstrate the possibility of using the proposed fractal collector as an alternative energy source, which opens up new ways to develop energy-efficient and environmentally friendly technologies of the future.