Rankine cycle machines for solar cooling
Weathers, H.M.;
Rankine cycle machines for solar cooling
Research, development, and demonstration of Rankine cycle machines are outlined that use fluids heated by solar energy rather than by coal, petroleum, natural gas, or nuclear fuels.
United States
- Marshall Space Flight Center United States
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration United States
- University of North Texas United States
Economics, Heat Pumps, Solar Heat Engines, Communities, 14 Solar Energy, Solar Cooling Systems, Heat Exchangers, Solar Heating Systems, Turbomachinery, Heating Systems 140901* -- Solar Thermal Utilization-- Space Heating & Cooling, Heat Engines, Engines, Rankine Cycle Engines
Economics, Heat Pumps, Solar Heat Engines, Communities, 14 Solar Energy, Solar Cooling Systems, Heat Exchangers, Solar Heating Systems, Turbomachinery, Heating Systems 140901* -- Solar Thermal Utilization-- Space Heating & Cooling, Heat Engines, Engines, Rankine Cycle Engines
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