Joe Coventry

Associate Professor

Australian National University

Australia

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Dr. Joe Coventry is an Associate Professor at the Australian National University in Australia. His research primarily focuses on thermal energy storage, hydrogen storage using porous materials, and high-temperature solar absorber coatings. His recent publications explore various aspects of thermal management and solar energy efficiency, contributing to innovations in sustainable energy technology.

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Mi Tian

department of chemistry university of york heslington

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Xiaolin Wang

Australian National University

AUSTRALIA

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Ye Wang

Australian National University

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Juan Felipe Torres

Senior Lecturer (tenured)

Australian National University

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Azadeh Jafari

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University of Adelaide

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Sebastien Rochat

University of Bristol

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Wojciech Lipiński

AUSTRALIA

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Maziar Arjomandi

Professor at University of Adelaide

University of Adelaide

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Valeska Ting

University of Bristol

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Articles (20)

Hydrate-based H2 storage with porous materials as heterogeneous promoters: state of the art and challenges

Hydrate-based H2 storage with porous materials as heterogeneous promoters

Impact of heat transfer fluid on thermal characteristics of packed bed thermal energy storage

Titania‐Based Coral‐Structured Solar Absorber Coating with Improved Scalability and Durability at High Temperature

Aging mechanisms for high-temperature solar absorber coatings under extensive thermal cycling

Design and Construction of a 700kWth High-Temperature Sodium Receiver

Scalable nano-architecture for stable near-blackbody solar absorption at high temperatures

Co-optimisation of the heliostat field and receiver for concentrated solar power plants

Techno-economic assessment of a numbering-up approach for a 100 MWe third generation sodium-salt CSP system

Mechanistic modelling of bubble growth in sodium pool boiling

Modelling of bubble growth and detachment in nucleate pool boiling

Boiling sodium and melting salt: Evaluation and optimisation of a novel solar–thermal system concept

Integrated optical–thermal modelling and techno-economic evaluation of a ‘bladed’ solar-thermal receiver

Stability and characterisation of Pyromark 2500 cured at different temperatures

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Heat transfer in directly-irradiated high-temperature solid–gas flows laden with polydisperse particles

Long-term thermal stability and failure mechanisms of Pyromark 2500 for high-temperature solar thermal receivers

Heat transfer modelling of an isolated bubble in sodium pool boiling

Exploring efficiency limits for molten-salt and sodium external cylindrical receivers for third-generation concentrating solar power

A review of static and dynamic heliostat wind loads

Collaborators (9)

Mi Tian

Xiaolin Wang

Ye Wang

Juan Felipe Torres

Azadeh Jafari

Sebastien Rochat

Wojciech Lipiński

Maziar Arjomandi

Valeska Ting

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