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Techno-economic analysis of hydrogen production by solid oxide electrolyzer coupled with dish collector

Mohammadi et al., 2018

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10192502006348240565
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Mohammadi A
Mehrpooya M
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Energy Conversion and Management

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Hydrogen is considered as one of the best alternatives for fossil fuels, especially when it is produced using renewable energy resources. In this paper, dish collector is used to provide the required energy of a solid oxide electrolyzer cell (SOEC) to produce hydrogen. Since …
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