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Enhancing flat plate collectors’ efficiency by minimizing optical losses through vacuum glazing and ethylene glycol-diamond-alumina nanofluid
This study addresses the critical need to improve the efficiency of solar flat plate collectors (FPC) where the key factors influencing their performance include the choice of working fluids, exposure to sunlight, and minimizing heat loss. Carbon-based nanofluids, known for their exceptional thermal
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