A new tubular cavity receiver for direct steam generation, 'SG4', has been built and tested on-sun based on integrated optical and thermal modelling. The new receiver achieved an average thermal efficiency of 97.1±2.1% across several hours of testing, and reduced the losses by more than half, compared to the modelled performance of the previous SG3 receiver and dish. Near-steady-state outlet steam temperatures up to 560°C were achieved during the tests
This paper presents an integrated numerical model of the heat transfer in axi-symmetrical cavity rec...
AbstractBy using a two-stage optimisation process we maximise the heat rate output of afour-paramete...
The paper discusses the comparison of the performance of steam generators in large and small receive...
A new tubular cavity receiver for direct steam generation, ‘SG4’, has been built and tested on-sun b...
The ANU 500 m2 dish is the first prototype of a new design geared towards mass production and low le...
An experimental platform was designed and built for testing the thermal performance of a water/steam...
The ANU 500 m2 dish has been in operation since 2010 with a mono-tube steam cavity receiver, the SG4...
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This paper presents an integrated numerical model of the heat transfer in axi-symmetrical cavity rec...
AbstractBy using a two-stage optimisation process we maximise the heat rate output of afour-paramete...
The paper discusses the comparison of the performance of steam generators in large and small receive...
A new tubular cavity receiver for direct steam generation, ‘SG4’, has been built and tested on-sun b...
The ANU 500 m2 dish is the first prototype of a new design geared towards mass production and low le...
An experimental platform was designed and built for testing the thermal performance of a water/steam...
The ANU 500 m2 dish has been in operation since 2010 with a mono-tube steam cavity receiver, the SG4...
This paper presents current research on Direct Steam Generation (DSG) by the Solar Thermal Group at ...
Concentrated solar systems have a large potential for power generation and water pumping in rural of...
This paper presents recent developments on a dynamic model for a mono-tube cavity receiver for direc...
This paper describes a dynamic model of a steam cavity receiver and presents results from simulation...
The paper discusses the comparison of the performance of steam generators in large and small receive...
Current concentrated solar technologies are not cost-effective means of generating electricity and w...
Solar parabolic trough collectors (PTC) are one of the mature technologies that have increased the s...
In the last years more experience has been achieved with long time operation of solar tower receiver...
This paper presents an integrated numerical model of the heat transfer in axi-symmetrical cavity rec...
AbstractBy using a two-stage optimisation process we maximise the heat rate output of afour-paramete...
The paper discusses the comparison of the performance of steam generators in large and small receive...