Metal-ceramic nanocomposite films for solar absorbers have been obtained by electro-deposition technique. This coating technique uses a mixed solution of nickel nanoparticles and sub-micron alumina particles. The relative ration of Ni-to-Al in these films is varied by tuning the concentration of nickel and alumina particles in the starting solution. Three films with different Ni/Al ratios have been prepared and characterized with X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and scanning electron microscope (SEM). Even in absence of any heat treatment, significant amounts of nickel in a metallic state have been found in all three samples.Peer reviewed: YesNRC publication: Ye
Solar absorber coatings based on black nickel-cadmium alloy are reported. The authors studied the in...
Spectrally selective solar absorber using composite Ni-NiO as coating materials was studied. Samples...
Efficient conversion of solar energy into heat energy requires a selective absorber surface which ha...
AbstractA nanoparticles layer of bright nickel base was deposited on copper substrates using electro...
A nanoparticles layer of bright nickel base was deposited on copper substrates using electrodepositi...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
This thesis consists of two parts, one dominating part concerning spectrally selective solar absorbe...
AbstractAnodized aluminum oxide films on aluminum substrates 1050 (99.5% Al) was impregnated with ni...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
AbstractA nanoparticles layer of bright nickel base was deposited on copper substrates using electro...
Metal- ceramic thin film coatings has become an area of intense research particularly in applicatio...
The effect of various anodization parameters on the structural features and optical properties of so...
Kuwait Inst for Scientific Research, Safat, Kuwait;Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
Solar absorber coatings based on black nickel-cadmium alloy are reported. The authors studied the in...
Spectrally selective solar absorber using composite Ni-NiO as coating materials was studied. Samples...
Efficient conversion of solar energy into heat energy requires a selective absorber surface which ha...
AbstractA nanoparticles layer of bright nickel base was deposited on copper substrates using electro...
A nanoparticles layer of bright nickel base was deposited on copper substrates using electrodepositi...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
This thesis consists of two parts, one dominating part concerning spectrally selective solar absorbe...
AbstractAnodized aluminum oxide films on aluminum substrates 1050 (99.5% Al) was impregnated with ni...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
AbstractA nanoparticles layer of bright nickel base was deposited on copper substrates using electro...
Metal- ceramic thin film coatings has become an area of intense research particularly in applicatio...
The effect of various anodization parameters on the structural features and optical properties of so...
Kuwait Inst for Scientific Research, Safat, Kuwait;Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences...
An ideal solar absorber surface coating must have good optical properties like high solar absorptanc...
Solar absorber coatings based on black nickel-cadmium alloy are reported. The authors studied the in...
Spectrally selective solar absorber using composite Ni-NiO as coating materials was studied. Samples...
Efficient conversion of solar energy into heat energy requires a selective absorber surface which ha...