Laser Induced Release of Encapsulated Noble Gas in SCHOTT Receiver

Sohr, O.; Möllenhoff, M.; Kuckelkorn, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2014.03.056

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“…Most recently, a mitigation method was developed that is based on the addition of a noble gas, argon, into the receiver annulus that has accumulated hydrogen [8,9]. The gas acts to disrupt heat transfer due to hydrogen molecules in the annulus and significantly lowers heat loss.…”

Section: Other Mitigation Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Full-Scale Hydrogen Mitigation Installation and Testing at Nevada Solar One

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Beckers²

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Section: Other Mitigation Solutionsmentioning

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Full-Scale Hydrogen Mitigation Installation and Testing at Nevada Solar One

Glatzmaier¹,

Beckers²

2022

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“…Most recently, a mitigation method was developed that is based on the addition of a noble gas -argon or xenon -to a receiver annulus that has accumulated hydrogen [16,17]. The gas acts to disrupt heat transfer due to hydrogen molecules in the annulus and significantly lowers heat loss.…”

Section: Previous Mitigation Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…= � (16) In Eq. 15, , , and are the wall area, thickness, and permeation coefficient for the absorber tube.…”

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confidence: 99%