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In direct energy conversion system energy source directly converted into electricity without and working fluid or steam. Direct conversion systems have no moving parts.
1. No conversion of energy into mechanical and to electricity.
2. Less losses in conversion process.
3. More efficient process
4. Cost also reduced
but technology required to improve in this way.
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How do you convert 23768 kcal per standard cubic meter in to kcal per kg?
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What has the author George Nickolas Hatsopoulos written?
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