A novel approach for incidence angle modifier calculation of arbitrarily oriented linear Fresnel collectors: Theory, simulations and case studies

Memme, Samuele; Fossa, Marco

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2023.119857

Renewable Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2023.119857

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A novel approach for incidence angle modifier calculation of arbitrarily oriented linear Fresnel collectors: Theory, simulations and case studies

Samuele Memme,

Marco Fossa

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Design and Preliminary experiment of an Off-axis aequilate-mirrors linear Fresnel concentrator with sunlight self-adaptive feature

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Design and Preliminary experiment of an Off-axis aequilate-mirrors linear Fresnel concentrator with sunlight self-adaptive feature

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Hot fluid production with condensing solar collector for industrial thermal processes: Development of a 20-kW linear fresnel collector prototype

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Geometrical Aspects of the Optics of Linear Fresnel Concentrators: A Review

Grena

2024

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Linear Fresnel concentrators (LFR) are widely seen by the scientific community as one of the most promising systems for the production of solar energy via thermal plants or concentrated photovoltaics. The produced energy depends on the optical efficiency of the LFR, which is mainly dictated by the geometry of the plant. For this reason, the analysis of LFR geometry and its effects on optical behavior is a crucial step in the design and optimization of a Fresnel plant. The theoretical and computational tools used to model the optics of a LFR are fundamental in research on energy production. In this review, geometrical aspects of the optics of linear Fresnel concentrators are presented, with a detailed discussion of the parameters required to define the geometry of a plant and of the main optical concepts. After an overview of the literature on the subject, the main part of the review is dedicated to summarising useful formulas and outlining general procedures for optical simulations. These include (i) a ray-tracing procedure to simulate a mirror field, and (ii) a fast quasi-analytical method useful for optimizations and on-the-fly computations.

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A novel approach for incidence angle modifier calculation of arbitrarily oriented linear Fresnel collectors: Theory, simulations and case studies

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Design and Preliminary experiment of an Off-axis aequilate-mirrors linear Fresnel concentrator with sunlight self-adaptive feature

Design and Preliminary experiment of an Off-axis aequilate-mirrors linear Fresnel concentrator with sunlight self-adaptive feature

Hot fluid production with condensing solar collector for industrial thermal processes: Development of a 20-kW linear fresnel collector prototype

Geometrical Aspects of the Optics of Linear Fresnel Concentrators: A Review

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