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M. Ekoja

Publications (4)

Study on the Comparison of the Performance of a Glazed Transpired Collector and a Glazed Non-transpired Collector with Chimney in Natural Convection Mode

M. Ekoja, S. O. Onyegegbu & O. V. Ekechukwu · Journal of Energy Research and Reviews · 2026

Studies have shown that the glazed transpired solar collector (GTC) with a chimney has efficiencies higher than those obtained from a typical glazed non-transpired solar collector (GNTC) in natural convection mode. However, there has not been a direct comparison of the performanc...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jenrr/2026/v18i8531

Performance Evaluation of a Glazed Transpired Solar Collector with Chimney in Natural Convection Mode

M. Ekoja, S.O. Onyegegbu & O.V. Ekechukwu · Journal of Energy Research and Reviews · 2025

Transpired solar collectors require adequate pressure difference across them to work and electric fans usually produce the pressure difference in forced convection mode. In natural convection mode no fan is used and little or no pressure is produced across the collector. A chimne...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jenrr/2025/v17i5414

Heat Transfer Coefficient for a Glazed Transpired Solar Collector in Natural Convection Mode

M. Ekoja, S. O. Onyegegbu & O. V. Ekechukwu · Journal of Energy Research and Reviews · 2023

A glazed transpired solar collector (GTC) was set up to operate in natural convection mode. Collector air temperature and velocity were measured at specific points in the collector. Solar radiation, ambient temperature, collector cover glass and absorber temperature were also mea...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jenrr/2023/v15i1300

The Field Performance of Palm Fibre Insulation Board Treated with Cassava Starch

M. Ekoja, A. O. Edeoja & O. M. Injor · Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · 2016

The field performance of palm fibre insulation board treated with cassava starch solution has been studied. This was done in search of local substitutes for imported insulation materials used in low temperature (45°C – 200°C) ovens. Fresh oil palm fibre was collected from palm-ke...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/BJAST/2016/23998