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publicationDate 1998-02-21-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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titleOfInvention Development of electrochemical spectral selective surfaces.
abstract The importance of absorbent plates prepared with spectrally selective surfaces in the production of high efficiency solar collectors is well known. The subject of this patent is the technology of electrochemically placing metal particles into the rough structure formed after a 2-micron or thinner anodic oxide layer is formed on aluminum. The materials formed under these conditions absorb the visible and near infrared zone in the solar heat at a high rate and emit a low level in the infrared zone. While the anodic oxide layer is formed by the electrolysis method in a constant current in the phosphoric acid solution, metal particles are placed in this layer by passing an alternating current through the solution containing the nickel salt.
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