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Equipment and systems that make up a parabolic trough concentrator's thermosolar plant
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A
thermoelectric solar power plant is more like a conventional thermal
plant than a photovoltaic plant, for example. A thermosolar plant
has two clearly differentiated parts:
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The set of specific systems used for capturing radiation and converting it into heat energy.
- Solar field. It is the set of elements that
capture the solar direct radiation (DNI, Direct Normal Irradiation) and
make the temperature rise in the heat transfer fluid flowing through
parabolic trough concentrators. It occupies most of the surface of the
plant and are the key element of capture.
- Thermal heat transfer fluid system, or HTF
system. It is a complex system, composed in turn of several subsystems
(pumping, storage system, expansion, system of purification,
anti-freezing, recirculation, tracing system, etc.)
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The
set of conventional systems that converts thermal energy into
electrical energy, happening before for a mechanical energy.
- Train of steam generation
- Water-steam cycle
- Auxiliary
systems (BOP, Balance of Plant), among which is the main cooling
system, auxiliary cooling system, fire system, water treatment plant,
effluent treatment plant, reagent dosing system, satellite gas station,
etc.
- Steam turbine
- Generator
- High voltage systems
To know about any of them, click on the following links:
1. SOLAR FIELD.
2. HTF SYSTEM.
3. TRAIN OF STEAM GENERATION
4. WATER-STEAM CYCLE.
5. STEAM TURBINE.
6. BOP (BALANCE OF PLANT).
7. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS.
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