Particle thermal stress characteristics in energy storage fluidized beds: Implications for mechanical performance
Authors:
- Xiang LiXLXiang Li
- Zhongli HeZHZhongli He
- Gaoqiang ZhangGZGaoqiang Zhang
- Ning LiuNLNing Liu
- Peng ZhangPZPeng Zhang
- Minghao YouMYMinghao You
- Hongchuan JiangHJHongchuan Jiang
- Guodong ZhangGZGuodong Zhang
- Cai LiangCLCai Liang
Abstract
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