Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Numerical investigation of sulfur trioxide decomposition in microchannel heat exchangers
Due to global increasing in the energy demand and the need to reduce greenhouse gases, hydrogen is considered as an important energy carrier. In this work, numerical modeling of sulfur trioxide decomposition in the sulfur-iodine cycle in micro-channel heat exchangers has been considered. Different b
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