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Thermodynamic performance evaluation of a novel solar-assisted multi-generation system driven by ammonia-fueled SOFC with anode outlet gas recirculation

Liu et al., 2024

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7438973029630450157
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Liu L
Duan L
Zheng N
Wang Q
Zhang M
Xue D
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The cracking of ammonia to produce hydrogen and nitrogen at high temperatures, without carbon dioxide emissions, has great potential for future energy development. Hence, a novel solar-assisted multi-generation system driven by ammonia-fueled SOFC with anode outlet …
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