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S. Soulayman

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Higher Institute for Applied Sciences and Technology

Solar Thermal and Photovoltaic SystemsSolar Radiation and PhotovoltaicsSolar Energy Systems and TechnologiesPhotovoltaic System Optimization TechniquesMaterial Dynamics and Properties

S. Soulayman works in Solar Thermal and Photovoltaic Systems, Solar Radiation and Photovoltaics, Solar Energy Systems and Technologies, Photovoltaic System Optimization Techniques, Material Dynamics and Properties. Recorded institutional associations include Higher Institute for Applied Sciences and Technology.

40Publications
323Citations
10H-index

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. On the optimum tilt of solar absorber plates

    1991 · 73 citations
  2. Optimum tilt angle of solar collectors for building applications in mid-latitude zone

    2016 · 49 citations
  3. Comments on solar azimuth angle

    2018 · 34 citations
  4. Polarization conductivity in dehydrated zeolites NaY and HY

    1997 · 24 citations
  5. Optimum Tilt Angle at Tropical Region

    2015 · 23 citations
  6. Comments on “Optimum tilt angle for flat plate collectors all over the World – A declination dependence formula and comparisons of three solar radiation models”, by Stanciu, C. and Stanciu, D. [Energy Convers. Manage. 81 (2014) 133–143]

    2015 · 15 citations
  7. Comment on ‘Optimum tilt angle and orientation for solar collectors in Syria’ by Skeiker, K.

    2014 · 15 citations
  8. Survey of the pre-factor of the power-law frequency dependence in the silver conducting chalcogenide glasses

    1996 · 15 citations
  9. Survey of the pre-factor of the power-law frequency dependence in the silver conducting chalcogenide glasses

    1996 · 10 citations
  10. Electrical conductivity of (Ag2S)x-(GeS2)1-x glasses

    1995 · 10 citations
  11. An Algorithm for Determining Optimum Tilt Angle and Orientation for Solar Collectors

    2014 · 6 citations
  12. Economical and Technical Considerations for Solar Tracking

    2017 · 5 citations
  13. Unsymmetrized Self‐Consistent Field Approximation for Strongly Anharmonic Crystals with Taking into Account the Polarizability of the Ions

    1981 · 5 citations
  14. The Effect of Fuel Emulsion on Fuel Saving in Fire Tube Boilers of Tartous Company for Cement and Construction Materials

    2020 · 4 citations
  15. EPR investigation of two types of Syrian's natural zeolites

    2004 · 4 citations
  16. A correction method for solar radiation measurements made using non-calibrated Eppley-type and Robitzsch-type pyranometers

    1995 · 4 citations
  17. The Solar Panel’s Performance Dependence on Incident Radiation Intensity and its Surface Temperature

    2017 · 3 citations
  18. A statistical theory of mixtures: Application in the calculation of the vacancy formation parameters in rare gas solids

    1995 · 3 citations
  19. Economical and Technical Considerations for Solar Tracking: Methodologies and Opportunities for Energy Management

    2017 · 2 citations
  20. Design and Performance of Two Axes Solar Tracker

    2017 · 2 citations
  21. Optimum Tilt Angle and Maximum Possible Solar Energy Gain at High Latitude Zone

    2016 · 2 citations
  22. Some remarks on the ionic conductivity in NaY dehydrated zeolite

    1996 · 2 citations
  23. Anharmonic Self-Consistent Theory of Crystals. I. A 1 d Quartic Crystal Model

    1993 · 2 citations
  24. Transmittance, reflectance and absorptance of multi-plate planar window

    1991 · 2 citations
  25. Calculation of the Melting Curves of some Alkali-halides with CsCl Structure and their Thermodynamic Properties along these Curves

    1989 · 2 citations

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