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Experimental investigation of a low-cost evacuated tube in a parabolic trough collector with and without porous insert
This research paper addresses the challenges of high upfront cost, maintaining vacuum, limited configurations and manufacturers, and fluid thermal retention in the evacuated receiver tube used in parabolic trough collector. These challenges affect the collectors cost and efficiency, which lowers its
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