2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2017.01.056
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High flux solar simulators for concentrated solar thermal research: A review

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“…In recent years, high-flux solar simulators (HFSSs) have gained importance for the development of CSP components and systems as they offer a fully controllable and constantly available testing environment at lower costs than using a fullscale solar platform [23] [24]. A recent review of solar simulators [25] showed that 26 HFSSs of various designs were in operation in late 2016 with 7 of them capable of providing a radiative power of more than 15 kW and 3 capable of providing more than 30 kW at the focal plane. In early 2017 another HFSS was completed offering radiative power of up to 310 kW [26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In recent years, high-flux solar simulators (HFSSs) have gained importance for the development of CSP components and systems as they offer a fully controllable and constantly available testing environment at lower costs than using a fullscale solar platform [23] [24]. A recent review of solar simulators [25] showed that 26 HFSSs of various designs were in operation in late 2016 with 7 of them capable of providing a radiative power of more than 15 kW and 3 capable of providing more than 30 kW at the focal plane. In early 2017 another HFSS was completed offering radiative power of up to 310 kW [26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In early 2017 another HFSS was completed offering radiative power of up to 310 kW [26]. With the vast majority of the operational HFSSs delivering a radiative power below 30 kW [25] the main challenge of HFSS testing is caused by the fact that the radiative power delivered is lower than the power available at a full-scale CSP system. Additionally, differences of the peak flux and the spatial flux distribution can appear between HFSSs and full-scale systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are many HFSSs of various sizes and configurations in use around the world [4,5]. In general, the majority of these systems utilize Xe arc lamps as the source of radiant power.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Este concepto está relacionado con la longitud del caminoóptico que la radiación solar directa tiene que viajar a través de la atmósfera y por lo tanto a la posibilidad de interacción con moléculas de gases atmosféricos y aerosoles: cuanto mayor es el camino, mayor es la cantidad de radiación atenuada debido a la interacción con la materia. 152 Las AM pueden ser calculadas sin ninguna medida, ya que depende sólo de la ubicación geográfica y del tiempo, y se define como una función delángulo del cenit solar, θ: 152, 153…”
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“…Por convenio, se atribuye un AM igual a 0 a la radiación solar extraterrestre. 152,153 Para estandarizar las medidas, es decir, para que los dispositivos puedan ser medidos en cualquier parte del mundo y proporcionar los mismos resultados se utilizan simuladores solares y así lograr mejor reproducibilidad y confiabilidad de las curvas J-V. El espectro solar en la Tierra fue definido por la…”
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