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Concentrated solar energy to study high temperature materials for space and energy

Charpentier et al., 2011

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8009848395127039583
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Charpentier L
Dawi K
Eck J
Pierrat B
Sans J
Balat-Pichelin M
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In this paper, the concentrated solar energy is used as a source of high temperatures to study the physical and chemical behaviors and intrinsic properties of refractory materials. The atmospheres surrounding the materials have to be simulated in experimental reactors to …
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