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Xingchao Wang

Research Assistant Professor

Colorado School of Mines

United States

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Dr. Xingchao Wang is a Research Assistant Professor at the Colorado School of Mines, USA. His research focuses on thermal energy storage systems, including solid particle media and applications in concentrating solar power. Recent publications include studies on electric-thermal energy storage, thermodynamic analysis of supercritical CO2 Brayton cycles, and the extraction of rare earth elements from acid mine drainage.

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Aaron Morris

Assistant Professor

Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Natasha Vermaak

Associate Professor

Lehigh University

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Characterization of solid particle candidates for application in thermal energy storage and concentrating solar power systems

Electric-thermal energy storage using solid particles as storage media

System and component development for long-duration energy storage using particle thermal energy storage

Preliminary Component Design and Cost Estimation of a Novel Electric-Thermal Energy Storage System Using Solid Particles

A fast dynamic model for a large scale heat pipe embedded latent heat thermal energy storage system for optimal sizing and control

Thermo-economic analysis of a direct supercritical CO2 electric power generation system using geothermal heat

A fast reduced model for a shell-and-tube based latent heat thermal energy storage heat exchanger and its application for cost optimal design by nonlinear programming

Extraction of selected rare earth elements from anthracite acid mine drainage using supercritical CO<inf>2</inf> via coagulation and complexation

Thermodynamic analysis and optimization of supercritical carbon dioxide Brayton cycles for use with low-grade geothermal heat sources

Thermoeconomic analysis of a CO<inf>2</inf> plume geothermal and supercritical CO<inf>2</inf> Brayton combined cycle using solar energy as auxiliary heat source

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Aaron Morris

Natasha Vermaak

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