High-flux, high-temperature thermal vacuum qualification testing of a solar receiver aperature shield View on Open Library

High-flux, high-temperature thermal vacuum qualification testing of a solar receiver aperature shield

by Thomas W. Kerslake

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First published: 1997 1 language
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Apertures Design analysis Electric generators High temperature Product development Shielding Solar collectors Solar flux Thermal vacuum tests

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