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Physical parabolic Trough Parameters for a CSP Plant

Physical parabolic Trough Parameters for a CSP Plant

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Fig. 1. Solar parabolic collector system [5]  
Fig. 2. Fresnel type parabolic collector [8]  
Fig. 3. Scheme of CSP plant with power tower [17]  
Table 5 . Physical parabolic Trough Parameters for a CSP Plant
+2 Table 6 . DNI in Lowdar according to Time of Day
Thermal analysis of a CSP-Biogas hybrid power plant
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As the energy costs continue to rise steadily, researchers are looking for alternative sources of energy to meet the rising demand for sustainable energy. Finding an inexpensive and reliable energy generation technology is a big challenge both in developed and developing countries. Innovation and invention of new technologies, mass production and e...
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... shows the monthly DNI of Lodwar which is obtained from the weather database from the NREAl website. [8] The collector model shown in Fig.8 assumes is a physical parabolic solar collector which has the following had the following parameters as listed in Table 5. Table 6 shows the varying DNI in the 1st day of January in Lodwar. ...
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... plant has their own power conversion units (PCU). Table 8 shows the monthly average energy production from the CSP plant from the DNI with the parameters listed in Table 5. The CSP part of the hybrid power plant relies on the DNI from the sun to heat up a HTF which is used to run the turbine. ...

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