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Thermoelectric modules for the direct conversion of heat flows into electrical energy
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Thermoelectric modules for the direct conversion of heat flows into electrical energy
Thermoelectric modules for the direct conversion of heat flows into electrical energy
Thermoelectric modules for the direct conversion of heat flows into electrical energy
The technology can potentially be used to utilise waste heat that would otherwise remain unused.
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