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Thermoelectric modules for power generation


 

Catalog of thermoelectric modules for power generation

thermoelectric coolers, peltier coolers

System of notation

An universal abbreviation is used to notate generating modules: ÒGM-N-C-h, where:
ÒGM — product abbreviation — thermoelectric generating module;
N — number of thermocouples in the module;
Ñ — length of the rib of the thermoelectric element basis (in millimeters);
h — height of the thermoelectric element (in millimeters)

For example, in the module TGM-127-1.0-2.5: 127 thermocouples (254 thermoelectric elements), every element has the cross-section of 1,0×1,0 mm and is 2,5 mm high.

thermoelectric coolers, peltier coolers

Application recommendations:

1. Generating modules (TGM) must be installed on flat surface. This requirement is especially vital for the cold side of TGM. The purity of surface processing on which TGM is installed must be better than 20 microns.

2. The pressing force must be not less than 12-15 kg/cm2

3. Temperature of the hot seam shall not exceed 200 °C

Attention! During the exploitation of TGM with the decrease of electric load an increase of the hot seam temperature up to 5% off the difference between hot and cold sides of the module can follow.

Type

Geometrical dimensions, mm

Cold side= 50°C Hot side = 150°C

Rinternal*

Rinternal î*

Rheat*

U

I

Ð

Efficiency

A

B

H

Ohm

Ohm

K/W

V

A

W

%

TGM-127-1.0-0.8

30

30

3.1

2.41

1.18

1.4

1.83

0.76

1.38

2.3

TGM-127-1.0-1.3

30

30

3.6

3.92

1.92

2.27

2.18

0.56

1.21

2.7

TGM-127-1.0-2.5

30

30

4.3

7.53

3.69

4.36

2.55

0.34

0.86

3.2

TGM-127-1.4-1.5

40

40

3.9

2.46

1.21

1.43

2.25

0.91

2.05

2.8

TGM-127-1.4-2.5

40

40

4.8

3.84

1.88

2.23

2.5

0.65

1.63

3.2

TGM-199-1.4-0.8

40

40

3.2

1.93

0.94

0.45

2.19

1.14

2.49

1.8

TGM-199-1.4-1.2

40

40

3.6

2.89

1.42

0.68

2.69

0.93

2.5

2.2

TGM-199-1.4-1.5

40

40

3.9

3.85

1.89

0.91

3.03

0.79

2.39

2.4

TGM-287-1.0-1.3

40

40

3.6

8.85

3.84

1

4.54

0.51

2.33

2.5

TGM-287-1.0-1.5

40

40

3.8

10.2

4.72

1.16

4.77

0.47

2.23

2.7

TGM-287-1.0-2.5

40

40

4.8

17

7.38

1.93

5.49

0.32

1.77

3.1

 

 

 

 

Cold side = 100°C Hot side = 200°C

TGM-127-1.0-0.8

30

30

3.1

2.51

1.18

1.36

1.73

0.69

1.19

2

TGM-127-1.0-1.3

30

30

3.6

4.07

1.92

2.21

2.07

0.51

1.05

2.4

TGM-127-1.0-2.5

30

30

4.3

7.84

3.69

4.26

2.43

0.31

0.75

2.8

TGM-127-1.4-1.5

40

40

3.9

2.56

1.21

1.39

2.13

0.83

1.78

2.4

TGM-127-1.4-2.5

40

40

4.8

4

1.88

2.17

2.38

0.6

1.42

2.7

TGM-199-1.4-0.8

40

40

3.2

2

0.94

0.44

2.07

1.03

2.14

1.5

TGM-199-1.4-1.2

40

40

3.6

3.01

1.42

0.67

2.55

0.85

2.16

1.9

TGM-199-1.4-1.5

40

40

3.9

4.01

1.89

0.89

2.88

0.72

2.06

2.1

TGM-287-1.0-1.3

40

40

3.6

9.21

3.84

0.98

4.3

0.47

2.01

2.2

TGM-287-1.0-1.5

40

40

3.8

10.6

4.72

1.13

4.52

0.43

1.93

2.3

TGM-287-1.0-2.5

40

40

4.8

17.7

7.38

1.88

5.22

0.29

1.54

2.6

 

 

 

 

Cold side = 50°C Hot side = 300°C

TGM-31-2.8-3.5 ÍÒ(300)**

40

40

6.5

-

0.2

-

1.2

2.35

2.8

-

* - Rinternal - electrical resistance in operating conditions; Rinternal î - electrical resistance, t=22°C on both sides; Rheat - heat resistance.

** - Important! This type of TGM does not satisfy ROHS requirements.


Nations the world over are actively searching for alternative, clean energy sources. Using thermoelectric modules to generate electro-energy is becoming a vital, valid choice. Interest in energy sources such as thermoelectric generating modules is warming because of the latest achievements in the sphere of thermoelectric technology and constructions.

 

Among main spheres of TGM application the following can be singled out:

  • utilization of worthless heat at transport installations (automobiles, ships)
  • autonomic supply of energy to electronic blocks for water boilers and disposal plants
  • cathodic protection of the oil and gas pipelines
  • conversion of natural heat resources - geothermal waters, etc into electric energy
  • autonomic power supply of low-power electric devices.