A trend of research on solar thermal system on industrial energy
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This academic review article presents the application of solar radiation in forms of solar thermal as a primary thermal source or alternative energy source for another kind of energy in fields of industry, alternative energy production, energy production fields, hydrogen fuel production, which are important energy sources in the future. The result indicated that the utilization of solar radiation by means of the solar thermal production using solar radiation with different kinds of solar radiant collectors integrated with other kinds of energy sources could increase system stability. It was also an appropriate and potential way in promoting energy preservation and alternative energy production. Moreover; this application can be used to transform solar energy of solar radiation into other forms of energy: chemical reaction energy, electric energy, fuel, thermal). Therefore, the transformation of solar radiation can be widely used for direct and indirect benefits at present and in the future.
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