<--- Back to Details
First PageDocument Content
Thermodynamics / Physics / Chemistry / Heat transfer / Heat conduction / Physical quantities / Transport phenomena / Heating /  ventilating /  and air conditioning / Flux / Liquid / Measuring instrument / Sodium
Date: 2016-05-18 19:32:20
Thermodynamics
Physics
Chemistry
Heat transfer
Heat conduction
Physical quantities
Transport phenomena
Heating
ventilating
and air conditioning
Flux
Liquid
Measuring instrument
Sodium

Tubular Sodium Receivers An investigation into the limits of using liquid sodium in tubular receivers Will Logie, Charles-Alexis Asselineau, John Pye and Joe Coventry, Research School of Engineering, ANU, Canberra Liquid

Add to Reading List

Source URL: www.astri.org.au

Download Document from Source Website

File Size: 1,31 MB

Share Document on Facebook

Similar Documents

Chemistry_BS_Biochemistry.pdf

Chemistry_BS_Biochemistry.pdf

DocID: 1xUCR - View Document

Chemistry_BS_Environmental Chemistry.pdf

Chemistry_BS_Environmental Chemistry.pdf

DocID: 1xUxX - View Document

Chemistry, BA

Chemistry, BA "DBEFNJD.BQ  General

DocID: 1xU5A - View Document

The Next Bigly Thing -- Torsion Chemistry 80% Faster Reactions, 50% Less Energy with

The Next Bigly Thing -- Torsion Chemistry 80% Faster Reactions, 50% Less Energy with "Activators" by Robert A. Nelson Science has bestowed many wonderments upon us, but the Return-On-Investment is quickly diminishing (th

DocID: 1xTUH - View Document

Chemistry_BS_General BS to MS Accelerated Pathway.pdf

Chemistry_BS_General BS to MS Accelerated Pathway.pdf

DocID: 1xTpY - View Document