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Fig. 2.3. Husks from rice harvest are transferred to the furnace by a blower where
Figure 2.5: Schematic of the sun's position for the determination of air mass (AM).
Figure 2.7: Schematic of the operating principal of a TPV. The heat source can be a solar
Figure 2.11: Siemens (Trichlorosilane) the dominant polysilicon technology (left) and silane (Fluidized bed reactor) the challenging technology (right)
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