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Thermal Elastic Stress in Sodium Receiver Tubes

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Logie, William
Pye, John
Coventry, Joseph

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Australian PV Institute

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Bladed receivers use conventional receiver tube-banks rearranged into bladed structures to increase thermal and optical retention. This paper explores the impact of the blades upon the receiver’s convective losses for both windy and no-wind conditions. The modelling work suggests that the addition of blades increases convection levels but by acceptable amounts when compared to the reductions in radiative emissions.

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Thermal Elastic Stress in Sodium Receiver Tubes

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