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Simultaneous testing of a parabolic dish concentrated PCM and non-PCM solar receiver

Senthil et al., 2017

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7622551984659591002
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Senthil R
Cheralathan M
Senthil R
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International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development

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ABSTRACT A simultaneous test method is proposed, for evaluating the effect of phase change material (PCM) in the concentrated solar receiver, under similar operating conditions. A 16 m2 parabolic dish concentrator is employed, to concentrate the solar rays …
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