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This document contains 28 entries listing various renewable energy and power plant equipment designs and projects developed by Suravut Snidvongs between 1955 and 1955. The entries include designs for solar space frames, steam engines, compressed air engines, Tesla turbines, biofuel processes, solar thermal power plants, solar trackers, electric vehicles, gasifiers, Stirling engines, solar dishes, power plant equipment, thermal storage, and a compact linear Fresnel system.
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Solar Ice Production
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