Numerical model and experimental validation of the electrical and thermal performances of photovoltaic/thermal plant
The technology of photovoltaic-thermal solar collectors offers an attractive option for the simultaneous production of electrical and thermal energies. This technology finds interesting applications in the fields of desalination, sensitive heating/cooling and other related industrial processes. In t...
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