Optical, thermal and exergy analysis of a beam-down linear Fresnel reflector coupled with a flat plate receiver
Authors:
- Christos SammoutosCSChristos Sammoutos
- Evangelos BellosEvangelos Bellos
- Angeliki KitsopoulouAKAngeliki Kitsopoulou
- Panagiotis LykasPLPanagiotis Lykas
- Evangelos VidalisEVEvangelos Vidalis
- Christos TzivanidisCTChristos Tzivanidis
- 23 September 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Solar Energy
- Vol. 282
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