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Nocturnal and diurnal performances of selective radiators

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  • Bartoli, B.
  • Catalanotti, S.
  • Coluzzi, B.
  • Cuomo, V.
  • Silvestrini, V.
  • Troise, G.

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Radiative cooling of surfaces exposed to a clear sky can be used as an energy source: we have already shown in a previous paper that useful temperatures and powers can be reached using selective surfaces matched to the atmospheric transparency window. Here we present some measurements of the radiative power of a new selective surface and an example of a possible practical application.

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  • Bartoli, B. & Catalanotti, S. & Coluzzi, B. & Cuomo, V. & Silvestrini, V. & Troise, G., 1977. "Nocturnal and diurnal performances of selective radiators," Applied Energy, Elsevier, vol. 3(4), pages 267-286, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:appene:v:3:y:1977:i:4:p:267-286
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