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Efficiency Study of Solar Trough Receiver

We are considering a solar trough system, with the receiver pipe enclosed in a glass cover under vacuum. We present results for absorption and loss calculations for a general case, and use these to compare two scenarios:

1) receiver pipe is coated with a selective coating, and 2) glass cover is coated with a hot mirror coating.

Simulations for both scenarios are presented and compared.

Primary author: Ms CYULINYANA, Marie Chantal (University of the Witwatersrand) Co-author: Dr FERRER, Philippe (University of The Witwatersrand)

Presenter: Ms CYULINYANA, Marie Chantal (University of the Witwatersrand) Track Classification: Track F - Applied and Industrial Physics

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