Soltrec – Pressurized Volumetric Solar Air Receiver Technology

Soltrec – Pressurized Volumetric Solar Air Receiver Technology
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10.1016/j.egypro.2015.03.042
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2015-05
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Energy Procedia
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A. D. Río;Román Korzynietz;José Antonio Brioso;M. Gallas;I. Ordóñez;M. Quero;Clemente Diaz
A. D. Río;Román Korzynietz;José Antonio Brioso;M. Gallas;I. Ordóñez;M. Quero;Clemente Diaz
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A. D. Río;Román Korzynietz;José Antonio Brioso;M. Gallas;I. Ordóñez;M. Quero;Clemente Diaz

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