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Solar Receivers For Thermal Power Generation Amos Madhlopa

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Solar Receivers For Thermal Power Generation Amos Madhlopa
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Publisher: Elsevier
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.39 MB
Pages: 432
Author: Amos Madhlopa
ISBN: 9780323852715, 0323852718
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Solar Receivers For Thermal Power Generation Amos Madhlopa by Amos Madhlopa 9780323852715, 0323852718 instant download after payment.

Solar Receivers for Thermal Power Generation: Fundamentals and Advanced Concepts looks at different Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) systems, their varying components, and the modeling and optimization of solar receivers. The book combines the detailed theory of receivers, all physical concepts in the process of converting solar radiation into electricity in CSP systems, and the main components of CSP systems, including solar concentrators, thermal receivers and power blocks. Main properties and working principles are addressed, along with the principles of solar resources and energy output of CSP systems and solar radiation. By covering different types and designs of solar receivers, heat transfer fluids, operating temperatures, and different techniques used in modeling and optimizing solar receivers, this book is targeted at academics engaged in sustainable energy engineering research and students specializing in power plant solarization. Features methods of modeling the thermal performance of different solar receivers Provides step-by-step linchpins to advanced theory and practice Includes global case studies surrounding progress in the development of solar receivers

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