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Experiments on solar powered refrigeration in the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) are currently aimed at developing an ammonia-water absorption system that can be used without auxiliary power in remote areas to produce ice or cool storage. The results are now fully documented in two research reports published by the Renewable Energy Resources Information Centre in AIT [1,2].
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R.H.B. Exell, and Sommai Kornsakoo (1981), °Design and Testing of a Solar Powdered Refrigerator’, AIT Research Report No. 126, 1981.
R.H.B. Exell, Sommai Kornsakoo, Somchai Oeapipatanakul and Somchai, Chanchaona (1984), ‘A Village-Size Solar Refrigerator’, AIT Research Report No. 172.
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Exell, R.H.B. (1987). A Village Size Solar Refrigerator. In: Garg, H.P., Dayal, M., Furlan, G., Sayigh, A.A.M. (eds) Physics and Technology of Solar Energy. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3939-4_15
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