Antonio Calvo-Hernández

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Universidad de Salamanca

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Antonio Calvo-Hernández is a Professor at Universidad de Salamanca in Spain. His research areas include renewable energy integration, thermodynamics, and energy conversion mechanisms. He has recently published articles on topics such as sustainable hybrid energy systems, solar parabolic dish collectors, and thermal energy storage applications.

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Rosa Pilar Merchán Corral

Universidad de Salamanca

SPAIN

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Paulo Canhoto

Assistant Professor

University of Évora

PORTUGAL

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Alejandro Medina

Full Professor

Universidad de Salamanca

SPAIN

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Articles (10)

Sustainable solar/biomass/energy storage hybridization for enhanced renewable energy integration in multi-generation systems: A comprehensive review

Linking Optimization Success and Stability of Finite-Time Thermodynamics Heat Engines

Comprehensive review of dynamical simulation models of packed-bed systems for thermal energy storage applications in renewable power production

Promising research trends for solar parabolic dish collectors

An electrochemical energy converter integrating multiple energy conversion and transport modes

New insights into energy conversion mechanism, optimal absorbent selection criteria, and operation strategies of absorption carbon capture systems

Modeling a solar pressurized volumetric receiver integrated in a parabolic dish: Off-design heat transfers, temperatures, and efficiencies

Modeling a solar pressurized volumetric receiver integrated in a parabolic dish: Off heat and efficiencies

Thermodynamic performance of coupled enzymatic reactions: A chemical kinetics model for analyzing cotransporters, ion pumps, and ATP synthases

Thermodynamic performance of coupled enzymatic reactions: A chemical kinetics model for analyzing cotransporters, ion pumps, and ATP synthases

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Rosa Pilar Merchán Corral

Paulo Canhoto

Alejandro Medina

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