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Towards testing of a second-generation bladed receiver

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Pye, John
Arjomandi, Maziar
Coventry, Joseph
Ghanadi, Farzin
Abbasi, Ehsan
Hughes, Graham
Kim, Jin-Soo
Ma, Li
Shirazi, Ali
Torres Alvarez, Juan Felipe

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American Institute of Physics

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A bladed receiver design concept is presented which offers a >2% increase in overall receiver efficiency after considering spillage, reflection, emission and convection losses, based on an integrated optical-thermal model, for a design where the working fluid is conventional molten salt operating in the standard 290–565°C temperature range. A novel testing methodology is described, using air and water to test the receiver when molten salt facilities are not available. Technoeconomic analysis shows that the receiver could achieve a 4 AUD/MWhe saving in levelised cost of energy, but only if the bladed receiver design can be implemented at no additional cost.

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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24th SolarPACES International Conference on Concentrating Solar Power and Chemical Energy Systems, SolarPACES 2018

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