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A Dormant Giant: Renewable Energy in the Soviet Union and Russia (1970s–Present)
Abstract In spring 1981 the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party officially sanctioned the start of an “alternative” renewable energy development program in the Soviet Union. Throughout the following decade, some two hundred organizations in the USSR were involved in research and development activities and installing test facilities for ...
Benjamin Beuerle
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Flux Density Measurement on Large-Scale Receivers [PDF]
Commercial solar tower plants have much larger aperture surfaces than the receiver prototypes tested in earlier R&D projects. Existing methods to measure the solar flux density in the receiver aperture face new challenges regarding the receiver size ...
Herrmann, Patrik +5 more
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ABSTRACT Thermal energy storage offers a viable solution to address the global energy problem of balancing the gap between the energy demand and the energy supply. One of the most advanced and mature thermal energy storage technologies in solar power technologies is a Concentrating Solar Power plant with a tower configuration and molten salts as ...
Marc Majó +5 more
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This paper surveys the existing landscape of standards relevant to heliostats, identifies their gaps, and proposes a path forward to a comprehensive set of heliostat guidelines, technical specifications, and standards under the framework of ...
Daniel Tsvankin, Matthew Muller
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A Review of High‐Temperature Molten Salt for Third‐Generation Concentrating Solar Power
Our review explores molten salts suitable for third‐generation concentrating solar power (CSP) systems, focusing on carbonates, chlorides, and sulfates. We examine their thermal properties and explore how nanoparticles enhance their heat storage capacity.
Xu Liu +4 more
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Transformative Impacts of AI and Wireless Communication in CSP Heliostat Control Systems
In this review, the transformative impact of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and wireless communication technologies into the heliostat control systems of concentrated solar power (CSP) plants are explored.
Quanwu Liu +4 more
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Thermodynamic Assessment of Solar‐Powered Hydrogen Production Using Hybrid Power Cycles
The rise in global energy demand amid growing concerns over climate change from fossil fuel emissions has made decarbonization a necessity. However, some industries are difficult to decarbonize with conventional renewable energy systems. Green hydrogen offers a clean path to decarbonizing these industries, but more than 80% of global hydrogen is not ...
Terungwa Anthony Tivfa +4 more
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WIRELESS HELIOSTAT AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR LARGE [PDF]
The HELIOMESH project pursues the goal to evaluate and validate the feasibility of a wireless mesh network as control technology in a field of self-powered heliostats, thus eliminating the need for cabling.
Dr. Stephan Kubisch +5 more
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Design of Modular High Temperature Sodium Solar Collection Subsystems
Optimised designs of 11.7MWth solar collection subsystem modules based on high temperature (740°C) sodium central receivers are investigated. Billboard and cavity receivers mounted on steel lattice towers are considered, and radially staggered and ...
Daniel Potter, Yen Chean Soo Too
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Effects of Turbulence on Heliostat Wind Loads [PDF]
Concentrated solar thermal systems are being increasingly deployed for industrial process heating and large-scale electricity production. A major constituent of a concentrating solar plant is the field of heliostat mirrors, which reflect the sunlight ...
Jafari, Azadeh
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