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Lecturer: Eduardo Zarza Moya Plataforma Solar de Almería – CIEMAT (e-mail: [email protected]) First Summer School Part A: Line-focus Solar Thermal Technologies September 20-24, 2021 Lecture 1: An Introduction to Concentrating Solar Thermal (CST) Technologies and Applications

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Lecturer: Eduardo Zarza Moya

Plataforma Solar de Almería – CIEMAT(e-mail: [email protected])

First Summer SchoolPart A: Line-focus Solar Thermal Technologies

September 20-24, 2021

Lecture 1:An Introduction to Concentrating Solar Thermal (CST)

Technologies and Applications

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An Introduction to CST Technologies and Applications

• Introduction

Content

• Summary

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Technologies

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

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The Earth intercepts only 1,7x1014 kW of solar radiation (10 days ≅known fossil fuels resources)

The Sun and the Solar Radiation

Sun is a huge nuclear reactor (7x105 km radius) emitting a great amountof radiant energy (3,8x1023 kW, 5800ºK), which can be easily convertedinto thermal energy

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View of a typical PV panel

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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Vistas plantas fotovoltaicas de paneles estáticos

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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Vistas de seguidor solar y planta fotovoltaicas con seguimiento solar

SHSolar

- PV panels with solar tracking

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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- PV panels with solar concentration

PV panels using flat mirrors for solar concentration

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

- PV panels with solar tracking Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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PV panels with curved mirrors for solar concentration

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

- PV panels with solar concentration- PV panels with solar tracking Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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Solar Thermal Plants:

- Solar systems for low temperature (125ºC)

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

- PV panels with solar concentration- PV panels with solar tracking Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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Domestic solar system for hot water

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

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- Solar systems for médium temperature (125ºC<T<500ºC)

- Solar systems for high temperature (>500ºC)

Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

Commercial Use of Solar Energy

Solar Thermal Plants:

- Solar systems for low temperature (125ºC)

- PV panels with solar concentration- PV panels with solar tracking Photovoltaic solar Plants:- Static PV panels

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The Solar Radiation and its concentrationSolar radiation at ground level has two components: Direct Radiation

and Diffuse Radiation. The sum of direct and diffuse radiations onto aplane is called Global Radiation

b) d ≈ λ/4 c) d > λa) d < λ/10

Only Direct Solar Radiation can be concentrated !!!, because solarconcentrators are optical devices making use of the Specular ReflectionLaw

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Ө = incidence angle β = Reflection angle

Ө = β

Reflecting surface

Law of Specular Reflection

The Solar Radiation and its concentration

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An Introduction to CST Technologies and Applications

• Introduction

Content

• Summary

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Technologies

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

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What is a Concentrating Solar Thermal System ?System concentrating the direct solar radiation to increase its flux density(kW/m2) and thus achieve higher temperatures when converting the solarradiation into heat (thermal energy).

Solar Concentration: Why ?Solar radiation suffers a significant attenuation in its way to the Earth (from63,2 MW/m2 to 1 kW/m2) and it has to be concentrated to increase its lowflux density at the Earth surface to achieve higher temperatures andefficiencies.

Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

η = f(C, T)

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0.25

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0 1000 2000 3000 4000

1.0005.000

10.000

20.000

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Dependence of the Efficiency andthe Optimum Working Temperatureon the Solar Radiation ConcentrationFactor, C

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What is a Concentrating Solar Thermal System ?System concentrating the direct solar radiation to increase its flux density(kW/m2) and thus achieve higher temperatures when converting the solarradiation into heat (thermal energy).

Solar Concentration: Why ?Solar radiation suffers a significant attenuation in its way to the Earth (from63,2 MW/m2 to 1 kW/m2) and it has to be concentrated to increase its lowflux density at the Earth surface to achieve higher temperatures andefficiencies.

Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

Limiting factors for solar concentrationa) The apparent size of solar sphere is 32´as seen from the Earthb) Inaccuracies and optical/geometrical errors of solar concentrators

Theoretical and practical limits for solar concentration• Point focus concentrators: 46200 (theoretical); 5000 y 10000 (practical)• Linear focus concentrators: 220, (theoretical); 20 – 80 (practical)

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32”

Actual shape

Theoretical shape

Concentration limit due to errors and the Sun disk size

Concentration = w/π·dd

w

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Sistemas Solares Térmicos de Concentración

Different ways to concentrate the direct solar radiation

Direct radiation

Reflecting surface

Receiver

Direct radiation

a) by Reflection

f

X

Y

Y = X2 /4.f

The Parabolic concentrator

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Sistemas Solares Térmicos de Concentración

Receiver

Direct radiation

b) by Refraction

Fresnel lens

Direct radiation

Reflecting surface

Receiver

Direct radiation

a) by Reflection

Different ways to concentrate the direct solar radiation

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Main applications for concentrating solar termal systems

Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

Industrial process heat: Concentrated solar radiation is converted intothermal energy, which is then used to feed industrial processes demandingheat within the range 125ºC - 2000ºC

Electricity Generation: it is the most important commercial application atpresent, with more than 5700 MWe currently in operation. These solarsystems are called Solar Thermal Power Plants, which are systemswhere direct solar radiation is concentrated and then converted intothermal energy at medium/high temperature (300°C - 600°C). This thermalenergy is then used in a thermodynamic cycle to produce electricity.The thermodynamic cycles used are: Rankyne, Brayton and ORC

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ThermalStorage

Fossil backup

Termodinámico

RECEIVER

Direct solar radiation

ÓPTICAL CONCENTRATOR

Concentrated solar radiation

Usefulheat

Process demandingthermal energy

Concentrating Solar Thermal SystemsSimplified Scheme for Industrial Process Heat

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Thermal Storage

Fossil backup

Mechanical energyTermodinámicoWaste heat

RECEIVER

Direct solar radiation

OPTICAL CONCENTRATOR

Concentratedsolar radiation

Usefulheat

ThermodynamicCycle

G

Electricity

Simplified Scheme of a Solar Thermal Power Plant

Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

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An Introduction to CST Technologies and Applications

• Introduction

Content

• Summary

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Technologies

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

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Campo de Colectores Solares

Sistema de Conversión de Potencia

Concentrating Solar Thermal Technologies

Campo Solar

There are four different concentrating solar thermal technologies:

Parabolic Trough collectors

Central receiver technology

Stirling Parabolic Dishes

Lineal Frenel ConcentratorsLine-focus technologies

Point-focus technologies

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Campo de Colectores Solares

Sistema de Conversión de Potencia

Sistema de Conversiónde Potencia

Solar Field

Power Block

Parabolic Trough collector

Plants with Parabolic-trough Collectors

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100 mHeliostats

Receiver

Power Conversion System

Tower

Central Receiver Plant

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l The reflecting surface is made of back-silvered glass mirrorsl Specific cost nowadays is of about 115 €/m2

l New designs will be soon available with a cost of less than 100€/m2

Heliostats

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Concentrator Receiver

Structure

Stirling Parabolic Dish

Stirling engine

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Lineal Fresnel Concentrator

Receiver

Longitudinal reflectors

Lineal Fresnel Concentrator

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(30 + 1,4 MWe)

Puerto Herrado I&II (Murcia, Spain)

Plants with Lineal Fresnel Concentrators

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An Introduction to CST Technologies and Applications

• Introduction

Content

• Summary

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Technologies

• Concentrating Solar Thermal Systems

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Concentrating solar thermal systems can achieve higher temperatures and efficiencies when converting solar radiation into thermal energy

There are 4 concentrating solar thermal technologies: Central Receiver, Parabolic-trough Collectors, Linear Fresnel Concentrators and Parabolic Dishes.

Summary

The two main applications of concentrating solar thermal systems are: Industrial Process Heat (SHIP) and Solar Thermal Electricity (STE)

Basic Concepts and Commercial Potential of solar Thermal Power Plants

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Lecturer: Eduardo Zarza Moya

Plataforma Solar de Almería – CIEMAT(e-mail: [email protected])

First Summer SchoolPart A: Line-focus Solar Thermal Technologies

September 20-21, 2021

Lecture 1:An Introduction to Concentrating Solar Thermal (CST)

Technologies and Applications

• Thank you very much for your attention• Questions?