Design of a high temperature cavity receiver for residential scale concentrated solar power
Authors:
- Matthew NeberMNMatthew Neber
- Hohyun LeeHLHohyun Lee
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Funding Information
- Environmental Protection Agency (#SU836032)
- School of Engineering and the Center for Science, Technology, and Society at Santa Clara University
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