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Numerical Simulation of High Temperature Solar Receiver and Thermal Receiver for Solar Micro Gas Turbine

Volume 2: I&C, Digital Controls, and Influence of Human Factors; Plant Construction Issues and Supply Chain Management; Plant Operations, Maintenance, Aging Management, Reliability and Performance; Renewable Energy Systems: Solar, Wind, Hydro and Geothermal; Risk Management, Safety and Cyber Security; Steam Turbine-Generators, Electric Generators, Transformers, Switchgear, and Electric BOP and Auxiliaries; Student Competition; Thermal Hydraulics and Computational Fluid Dynamics, 2017
Numerical simulation was made for high-temperature solar and thermal receivers of pressurized air for solar micro gas turbine system. The solar / biomass hybrid gas turbine was considered to generate 30kW to 100kW power. The gas turbine system was provided with the concentrated solar light from the dish reflector at the solar receiver and the ...
Koji Matsubara   +4 more
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Thermal performance of solar concentrator/cavity receiver systems

Solar Energy, 1985
Abstract To utilize solar energy at a high temperature, a parabolic dish/cavity receiver configuration is often used. The energy loss mechanisms of such a system are analyzed. System efficiency is defined as the power absorbed by the working fluid circulating in the cavity divided by the solar power falling on the concentrator aperture.
James A. Harris, Terry G. Lenz
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Solar Thermal Receivers—A Review

2022
Manish Saini   +4 more
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Solar Thermal Receivers

2022
Joe Coventry, John Pye
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Modeling the solar thermal receiver for the CSPonD Project

2011
The objective was to create an accurate steady state thermal model of a molten salt receiver prototype with a horizontal divider plate in the molten salt for Concentrated Solar Power on Demand (CSPonD). The purpose of the divider plate is to separate the heated salt on the top from the colder salt on the bottom while allowing some of the salt to pass ...
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