Materials Aspect of Thermoelectricity
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Materials Aspect of Thermoelectricity

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Materials Aspect of Thermoelectricity

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In recent years, novel families of materials have been discovered and significant improvements in classical thermoelectric materials have been made. Thermoelectric generators are now being used to harvest industrial heat waste and convert it into electricity. This is being utilized in communal incinerators, large smelters, and cement plants. Leading car and truck companies are developing thermoelectric power generators to collect heat from the exhaust systems of gasoline and diesel engines. Additionally, thermoelectric coolers are being used in a variety of picnic boxes, vessels used to transport transplant organs, and in air-conditioned seats of mid-size cars. Consisting of twenty-one chapters written by top researchers in the field, this book explores the major advancements being made in the material aspects of thermoelectricity and provides a critical assessment in regards to the broadening of application opportunities for thermoelectric energy conversion.

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Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2016
ISBN
9781351768801
Edition
1
Topic
Physical Sciences
Subtopic
Energy

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Editor
  8. Contributors
  9. 1. Discovery and Design of New Thermoelectric Materials
  10. 2. Tetradymites: Bi2Te3-Related Materials
  11. 3. Growth and Transport Properties of Tetradymite Thin Films
  12. 4. All-Scale Hierarchical PbTe: From Nanostructuring to a Panoscopic Material
  13. 5. Thermoelectric Properties of Magnesium Silicide-Based Solid Solutions and Higher Manganese Silicides
  14. 6 Clathrate-Based Thermoelectrics
  15. 7. Advances in Nanostructured Half-Heusler Alloys for Thermoelectric Applications
  16. 8. Thermoelectric Properties of Cu2-δX (X = S, Se, and Te)
  17. 9. BiCuSeO: A Promising Thermoelectric Material
  18. 10. Phase Diagram Study in n-CoSb3 Skutterudites
  19. 11. Chain-Forming A3MPn3 and A5M2Pn6 Zintl Phases
  20. 12. Thallium-Based Chalcogenides as Thermoelectrics
  21. 13. Higher Manganese Silicides
  22. 14. Boron-Based Materials
  23. 15. Complex Chalcogenides: Pseudo-Hollandites, Structures and Properties
  24. 16. Tetrahedrites: Earth-Abundant Thermoelectric Materials with Intrinsically Low Thermal Conductivity
  25. 17. Organic Thermoelectric Materials
  26. 18. Inorganic/Organic Hybrid Superlattice Materials
  27. 19. Recent Progress in Skutterudites
  28. 20. SHS-Processed Thermoelectric Materials
  29. 21. Prospective Thermoelectrics among Topological Insulators
  30. Index