Shittu et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Transient and non-uniform heat flux effect on solar thermoelectric generator with phase change materialShittu et al., 2020
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- Shittu S
- Li G
- Xuan Q
- Xiao X
- Zhao X
- Ma X
- Akhlaghi Y
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- Applied thermal engineering
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Transient and non-uniform heat flux from solar concentrators can affect the performance of solar thermoelectric generators, which generate electricity from concentrated solar radiation. Therefore, this paper presents a detailed three-dimensional study on the effect of transient …
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