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Optimized photovoltiac system for hydrogen production

Hydrogen, which can be produced by water electrolysis, can play an important role as an alternative to conventional fuels. It is regarded as a potential future energy carrier. Photovoltaic arrays can be used in supplying the water electrolysis systems by their energy requirements. The use of photovo...

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Published in:	Renewable energy 2006-06, Vol.31 (7), p.1043-1054
Main Authors:	Ahmad, G.E., El Shenawy, E.T.
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