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Preparation and performance study of cordierite/mullite composite ceramics for solar thermal energy storage

Xu et al., 2017

Document ID
4767599030787487062
Author
Xu X
Zhang Y
Wu J
Hu C
Tang Z
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology

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The employment of solar energy in recent years has reached a remarkable edge. It has become even more popular as the cost of fossil fuel continues to rise. Energy storage system improves an adjustability and marketability of solar thermal and allowing it to produce …
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