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Experimental investigation for evacuated tube solar collector using carbon nanotube coating and mirrors to supply hot water
This experiment investigates enhancing evacuated-tube solar collectors by combining carbon nanotube coatings with reflective mirrors. The study focuses on improving the heat absorption and retention capacity of solar collectors, thereby increasing the efficiency of solar thermal structures used for
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