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Concept de centrale électrothermosolaire alpine

Daniel Favrat
1995
Conference Papers

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Cet article présente un concept original de centrale électrothermosolaire comprenant des unités de puissance modulaires à cycles de Rankine superposés utilisant pour la première fois des expandeurs-génératuers hermétiques de type scroll, des capteurs à concentration à lamelles ajourées, et une évaporation et condensation directe des fluides de travail. Les performances expérimentales des principaux composants sont présentées.

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Daniel Favrat
1995
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