1985
DOI: 10.2172/6023191
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Assessment of a solid particle receiver for a high temperature solar central receiver system

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“…Gleichzeitig sind sie als Speichermedium einsetzbar [Falcone, Noring et al 1982;Griffin, Stahl et al 1986]. Der bekannteste Vertreter für Partikelreceiver ist der Fallfilmreceiver [Falcone, Noring et al 1985;Kim, Siegel et al 2009;Röger, Amsbeck et al 2011;Gobereit 2015]. Hierin bilden fallende Partikel eine Art Vorhang im Receiver, welcher bestrahlt wird.…”
Section: Konzentrierende Solarthermische Energiegestehungunclassified
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“…Gleichzeitig sind sie als Speichermedium einsetzbar [Falcone, Noring et al 1982;Griffin, Stahl et al 1986]. Der bekannteste Vertreter für Partikelreceiver ist der Fallfilmreceiver [Falcone, Noring et al 1985;Kim, Siegel et al 2009;Röger, Amsbeck et al 2011;Gobereit 2015]. Hierin bilden fallende Partikel eine Art Vorhang im Receiver, welcher bestrahlt wird.…”
Section: Konzentrierende Solarthermische Energiegestehungunclassified
“…Eines der ersten Konzepte zum Gebrauch von Granulat als WTM ist der Fallfilmreceiver wie der in [Falcone, Noring et al 1985] vorgestellt wird (siehe Abbildung 2-1). Das Granulat wird über einen Verteiler in den Innenraum des Receivers geführt.…”
Section: Fallfilmreceiverunclassified
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“…The particle mass flow rate through the 1.24 m wide discharge slot (6.35 mm aperture) was measured to be 2.7 kg/s/m or 3.3 kg/s. 2 Inside the receiver, the particles flowed through and over the chevron-shaped mesh structures (similar to a Pachinko board) as they were irradiated by the concentrated solar flux entering through the aperture [22,23]. The width and depth of the chevrons was $7 cm  13 cm, and the slot of the discharge plate was centered over the chevrons.…”
Section: Obstructed-flow Particle Receivermentioning
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“…Conventional concentrating solar power systems that employ central receivers typically utilize a heat transfer fluid (e.g., water, molten salt, air, liquid metal) flowing through tubes or channels to cool the irradiated receiver. Falling particle receivers are being investigated to enable higher operating temperatures (>700 C), inexpensive direct storage, and higher receiver efficiencies for concentrating solar power technologies and hydrogen production [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Unlike conventional receivers that employ fluid flowing through tubular receivers, falling particle receivers use solid particles that are heated directly as they fall through a beam of concentrated sunlight for direct heat absorption.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%