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Polygeneration Grid Equipped with Atmospheric Water Generation and Phase-Change Material for Energy Storage: Tests in Cyber-Physical Mode
This paper regards an experimental assessment of a smart polygeneration grid including atmospheric water generation, renewable sources and storage technology for water and cooling energy. Special attention is focused on a cooling thermal energy storage that is based on phase-change material. Moreov
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