449 Symposium on Solar Power and Chemical Systems in Honor of Prof. Edward A. Fletcher III


Description:
In Honor of Professor Edward Fletcher.

Sponsor:
Symposium on Solar Power and Chemical Systems in Honor of Prof. Edward A. Fletcher
Co-Sponsor(s):
Sustainable Engineering Forum (23), Transport and Energy Processes (07)


Chair:
Alexandre Yokochi
Baylor University
102 Gleeson Hall
Waco, TX
97331
Email: Alex_Yokochi@baylor.edu

Co-chairs:
Peter Kreider
Dr
The Australian National University
Research School of Engineering
Gleeson Hall 008
Canberra
97330
Email: peter.kreider@anu.edu.au

Konstantinos E. Kakosimos
Assistant Professor
Texas A&M University at Qatar
Chemical Engineering
Texas A&M Engineering Building
Doha
Email: k.kakosimos@qatar.tamu.edu


Papers:
Keynote - Growing Scientific Leaders from Concentrated Sunlight: A Tribute to Professor E. A. Fletcher
Robert Palumbo, Valparaiso University; Luke Venstrom, Valparaiso University
Metal Oxide Redox Materials for Solar Thermochemical Energy Storage
Hossein Beidaghy Dizaji, The Australian National University; Peter Kreider, The Australian National University; Vincent Wheeler, The Australian National University; Wojciech Lipinski, The Australian National University
SolPeD – solar per demand for power generation and fuel production
Jacob Karni, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
On the Role of Thermochemical Energy Storage in Concentrating Solar Power
Xinyue Peng, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Thatcher W. Root, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Christos T. Maravelias, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Combined Thermochemical and Latent Heat Energy Storage for Low Temperature Residential Applications
Griffin S. Drake, Oregon State University; Lucas Freiberg, Oregon State University; Nick AuYeung, Oregon State University
Optical Losses from Bubble Evolution in Photo-Electrochemical Reactors
Isaac Gentle, Imperial College London; Klaus Hellgardt, Imperial College London
Abstract Submissions Closed
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