Subsea Engineering Handbook 2010
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-85617-689-7.10014-7
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Heat Transfer and Thermal Insulation

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“…• Heat transfer fluid piping. Solar thermal power plants are very large due to the low intensity of the original solar radiation and this make it necessary to have very long pipes to connect all the systems [13]. The pressure drop across the circuits can reach very high values, which leads to very high pumping power values (which can eventually be higher than the electrical power of the plant; a curious nonsense).…”
Section: Structure Of a Solar Thermal Power Plantmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Heat transfer fluid piping. Solar thermal power plants are very large due to the low intensity of the original solar radiation and this make it necessary to have very long pipes to connect all the systems [13]. The pressure drop across the circuits can reach very high values, which leads to very high pumping power values (which can eventually be higher than the electrical power of the plant; a curious nonsense).…”
Section: Structure Of a Solar Thermal Power Plantmentioning
confidence: 99%