Evaluation of Performance and Reliability for Components of a Linear Hybrid Micro-concentrator System

Everett, Vernie; Greaves, Mikal; Harvey, Judith; LeLievre, Peter; Surve, Sachin; Tanner, Andrew; Thomsen, Elizabeth; Vivar, Marta; Walters, Daniel

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Evaluation of Performance and Reliability for Components of a Linear Hybrid Micro-concentrator System

Date

2011

Authors

Everett, Vernie

Greaves, Mikal

Harvey, Judith

LeLievre, Peter

Surve, Sachin

Tanner, Andrew

Thomsen, Elizabeth

Vivar, Marta

Walters, Daniel

Publisher

Conference Organising Committee

Abstract

The Australian National University (ANU), in collaboration with Chromasun Inc., is developing a new hybrid CPV-Thermal (CPV-T) micro-concentrator (MCT) system for concentration ratios up to 30X and producing both thermal and electrical energy. The system