A handbook for solar central receiver design
A handbook for solar central receiver design
This Handbook describes central receiver technology for solar thermal power plants. It contains a description and assessment of the major components in a central receiver system configured for utility scale production of electricity using Rankine-cycle steam turbines. It also describes procedures to size and optimize a plant and discussed examples from recent system analyses. Information concerning site selection criteria, cost estimation, construction, and operation and maintenance is also included, which should enable readers to perform design analyses for specific applications.
- University of North Texas System United States
Design, Maintenance, Turbines, Solar Power Plants, Cost Estimation, Machinery, Solar Thermal Power Plants, Heat Engines, Engines, Sizing, Operation, Construction, Solar Receivers, Thermal Power Plants, 14 Solar Energy, Document Types, 620, Turbomachinery 140702* -- Solar Thermal Power Systems-- Central Receiver, Manuals, Steam Turbines, Central Receivers, Power Plants, Rankine Cycle Engines
Design, Maintenance, Turbines, Solar Power Plants, Cost Estimation, Machinery, Solar Thermal Power Plants, Heat Engines, Engines, Sizing, Operation, Construction, Solar Receivers, Thermal Power Plants, 14 Solar Energy, Document Types, 620, Turbomachinery 140702* -- Solar Thermal Power Systems-- Central Receiver, Manuals, Steam Turbines, Central Receivers, Power Plants, Rankine Cycle Engines
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