Thermodynamic and entropy generation analyses of Telsa-valve structured meso-scale combustors fuelled with hydrogen for thermophotovoltaic applications
Authors:
- Hui RongHRHui Rong
- Dan ZhaoDan Zhao
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Funding Information
- Shanxi Scholarship Council of China (202208250030)
- Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
- University of Canterbury
- University of Canterbury College of Engineering (452DISDZ)
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