Simulating and Evaluating the Effects of Air Passing through a Linear Parabolic Solar Collector on Some Properties of Leaving Air
In the current energy and environmental conditions, it is necessary to implement systems based on renewable energy sources in order to reduce energy consumption worldwide. Solar collectors have been studied for years, and many researchers have focused their attention on increasing their efficiency a...
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Keywan Bahadoran [verfasserIn] Ahmad Banakar [verfasserIn] Mohammad Hadi Khoshtaghaza [verfasserIn] Shiva Gorjian [verfasserIn] |
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