
Abstract This paper describes a method for the efficiency determination of a cavity receiver using the example of the solar hybrid gas turbine system SOLUGAS. Major focus is given on the improvement of a new approach of the solar flux density determination based on a measurement-supported simulation technique where an acceptable uncertainty of the solar input power of −1.3%…+6.3% is achieved. For the thermal evaluation an uncertainty of 2.4% is determined that leads to an overall uncertainty of the thermal receiver efficiency of −2.8%…+7.7%. Detailed uncertainty propagation is presented and conclusions discussed.
Receiver input power, Central receiver System, Flux density measurement, Solar tower, Solar hybrid gas turbine
Receiver input power, Central receiver System, Flux density measurement, Solar tower, Solar hybrid gas turbine
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