A Comparison of the Optical Properties of Fibre‐Based Luminescent Solar Concentrators and Transparent Wood Towards Sustainable Waveguides
Brindha V.G. Mohan,
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V. G. Shobhana,
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N. Manikanda Boopathi
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Luminescence,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
40(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Aiming
at
net‐zero
emissions,
most
international
and
national
policies
focus
on
sustainable
development
goals.
Hence,
there
is
an
immediate
need
for
replacing
carbon‐intensive
materials
with
biomaterials.
In
this
respect,
article
presents
a
road‐map
moving
from
polymeric
to
waveguides
in
optical
devices.
Previous
reports
indicate
that
luminescent
fibres
exhibit
better
photon
concentrations
of
nearly
30%–33%
higher
than
flat‐plate
waveguides.
It
also
verified
the
in‐out
ratio
increases
by
3.44
times
when
waveguide
geometry
changed
planar
equivalent
area
fibre
bundle
same
luminophore.
Meanwhile,
transparent
wood
(Twood)
gaining
attention
as
green
alternative
acrylic
sheets.
The
structure
function
conforms
well
fibre‐based
solar
concentrators
(LSCs).
Therefore,
it
intriguing
compare
Twood
intrinsic
micro
fibrillary
interior
LSC
natural
alternative.
This
review
provides
in‐depth
analysis,
emphasizing
benefits
associated
challenges
using
cylindrical
over
LSCs.
paper
collects
compares
phenomenon
light
guiding
LSCs
Twood.
important
consider
key
points
discussed
here
while
making
transition
towards
Language: Английский
Investigation of Symmetric and Nonsymmetric Dithienothiophene-dioxide Derivatives as Fluorescent Emitters for Luminescent Solar Concentrators
ACS Applied Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 4, 2025
Language: Английский
Recycled PMMA particles from milled discs in denture base materials for improved sustainability
Zinab Hijazi,
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Abubaker Qutieshat,
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Chibuzo Nlemorisa
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et al.
BMC Oral Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: April 25, 2025
Language: Английский
Sustainable luminescent solar concentrators with superior photodegradation resistance employing heptagon-embedded polycyclic aromatic dicarboximides as emitters
Alberto Picchi,
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Kritchasorn Kantarod,
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Massimo Ilarioni
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et al.
Materials Today Energy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
44, P. 101646 - 101646
Published: July 14, 2024
Luminescent
Solar
Concentrators
(LSCs)
are
a
type
of
light
concentrating
devices
which
offer
several
advantages
over
other
optical
methods,
like
the
possibility
working
with
diffuse
and
appealing
aesthetics,
makes
them
an
ideal
technology
for
their
integration
in
building's
facades
urban
settings.
In
order
to
improve
effectiveness
foster
large-scale
adoption,
solutions
lower
impact
production
extend
lifetime
would
be
extremely
beneficial.
Photostability
is
crucial
fluorophores
used
LSCs,
as
they
have
endure
extended
sunlight
exposure
years.
UV
radiation
can
alter
structure
organic
emitters,
reducing
LSC
efficiency
causing
panel
replacement,
economic
costs
environmental
implications.
this
study,
two
push-pull
dyes
comprising
distorted
heptagonal
inclusions—namely,
Peri2F
Nap2Car—were
investigated
emitters
bulk
PMMA-based
LSCs
fabricated
employing
chemically
regenerated
monomers
(r-MMA).
Compared
use
virgin
monomer,
Global
Warming
Potential
slab
about
four
times
smaller,
thereby
enhancing
sustainability
encouraging
circularity
fabrication.
The
most
effective
Peri2F/r-PMMA
system
yielded
ηdev
0.7%,
than
that
state-of-the-art
emitter
LR305.
Remarkably,
however,
showed
far
superior
resistance
photodegradation.
Forecast
analysis
estimated
containing
100
ppm
match
LR305
performance
r-PMMA
after
1
year
use,
less
2%
decrease
initial
emission
intensity.
Language: Английский
9H-Carbazole and indolo[3,2-b]indole-based fluorophores for potential application in luminescent solar concentrators
Gianluigi Albano,
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Lorenzo Sorelli,
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Tarita Biver
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et al.
Dyes and Pigments,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 112458 - 112458
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Comparative Test of Novel Fluorescent Optical Antennas for LED‐ and Laser‐Based Optical Wireless Communications
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Abstract
Fluorescent
Concentrators
(FCs)
are
set
to
revolutionize
Optical
Wireless
Communications
(OWC),
offering
significant
advantages
over
traditional
receivers,
such
as
large
Field
of
View
(FoV)
and
enhanced
optical
gain
(OG).
In
this
study,
three
different
Antennas
presented
evaluated
OWC
exploiting
FCs
incorporating
fluorophores.
The
performances
DQ1
Lumogen
Red
305F
(LR305),
a
newly
synthesized
fluorophore
(H2)
comparatively
tested
for
solar
energy
harvesting,
never
proposed
before
OWC.
devices
in
high
bit
rate,
laser‐based
configuration,
indoor
LED‐based
Visible
Light
Communication
(VLC)
by
presenting
realistic
VLC
transmitter‐receiver
(TX‐RX)
system
embedding
high‐power
white
LEDs
transmitter.
results
demonstrate
that
all
the
OAs
exhibit
greater
angular
stability
than
detectors,
potentially
resilience
misalignment
beam
wandering
effects,
particularly
relevant
also
Free
Space
(FSO)
configurations.
Furthermore,
intrinsic
properties
H2
LR305
make
them
suited
white‐light
applications.
Based
on
thorough
experimental
characterization,
work
is
first
propose
evaluate
detail
performance
various
new
OAs,
depending
specific
application,
highlighting
efficiency
across
fields.
Language: Английский