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Variable Emissivity Modeling for Sustainable Lunar Surface Habitats
S. Keller, S. Stewart, S. Taylor +1
Lunar habitats will be one of the first platforms to enable long-term human presence beyond Low Earth Orbit. These structures act as a stepping stone for exploring our solar system…
Reducing Temperature Swing and Rectifying Radiative Heat Transfer for Passive Dynamic Space Thermal Control with Variable-Emittance Coatings
Liping Wang, Neal Boman, Sydney Taylor +1
Dynamic radiative thermal control is crucial for normal operation and energy saving of spacecraft that copes with changing thermal environment involving heat dissipation to cold de…
Enhancing Solar Thermal Energy Conversion with Silicon-cored Tungsten Nanowire Selective Metamaterial Absorbers
Jui-Yung Chang, Sydney Taylor, Ryan McBurney +4
This work experimentally studies silicon-cored tungsten nanowire selective metamaterial absorber to enhance solar-thermal energy harvesting, simply fabricated by conformally coatin…
Enhanced Infrared Emission by Thermally Switching the Excitation of Magnetic Polariton with Scalable Microstructured VO2 Metasurfaces
Linshuang Long, Sydney Taylor, Liping Wang
Dynamic radiative cooling attracts fast-increasing interest due to its adaptability to changing environment and promises for more energy-savings than the static counterpart. Here w…
Solar Thermal Energy Conversion Enhanced by Selective Metafilm Absorber under Multiple Solar Concentrations at High Temperatures
Hassan Alshehri, Qing Ni, Sydney Taylor +3
Concentrating solar power, particularly parabolic trough system with solar concentrations less than 50, requires spectrally selective solar absorbers that are thermally stable at h…
Super-Planckian Radiative Heat Transfer between Metallic Surfaces Due to Near-Field and Thin-Film Effects
Payam Sabbaghi, Linshuang Long, Xiaoyan Ying +4
In this Letter we experimentally demonstrate that the radiative heat transfer between metallic planar surfaces exceeds the blackbody limit by employing the near-field and thin-film…