Florian Degabriel

Title: Florian Degabriel and Innovations in Solar-Module Humidity Management.

Introduction

Florian Degabriel is an inventor based in Fontaine, France. His patent work includes technologies for managing moisture in concentrating solar modules, where humidity control can help protect module components and support reliable operation. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Degabriel’s recent inventions address humidity regulation in solar modules through devices that absorb moisture while limiting exposure to concentrated solar radiation.

“Device for regulating the level of moisture in a concentrating solar module and solar module comprising at least one such device” describes a moisture-management device fitted to a module casing. The device contains moisture-absorbing material inside a housing, with a window and a spaced shield that allows airflow while protecting the material from concentrated sunlight. Installed at a side wall, the device communicates with the module’s interior through an aperture.

“Solar module with simplified humidity level regulation” presents another approach for a concentrating solar system. It places moisture-absorbing material in a housing formed between a module wall and a cover. The cover includes an occultation part and an inner part that forms an air film, while the arrangement positions at least some of the absorbing material on one side of the plane containing the occultation part.

Career Highlights

Degabriel’s listed professional affiliations include the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) and Heliotrop. His patent work reflects a focus on practical humidity-management designs for concentrating solar technology.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Mathieu Mariotto and Thibaut Faucon. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patents or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Florian Degabriel’s inventions focus on protecting concentrating solar modules through moisture-absorbing devices designed to regulate humidity while accommodating airflow and shielding sensitive materials from concentrated radiation.