Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Optical and Radiative Properties of Individual and Hybrid Nanosuspensions: The Effects of Similar and Dissimilar Particle Agglomerates on Thermal Radiation
Nanosuspensions are proposed for use in improving the thermal efficiency of different thermal systems; including solar thermal power plants. Because of their excellent and unique thermo-optical properties, which are the basis of thermal transfer phenomena, they are used as working fluids in solar th
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