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Wu, S. L., Tan, H. P., Chen, X., & Xia, X. L. (2018). The Focal Heat Flux Distribution Measurement of High-times Concentrating Directional Transmission System. KnE Materials Science, 4(2), 134-145. https://doi.org/10.18502/kms.v4i2.3047

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The Focal Heat Flux Distribution Measurement of High-times Concentrating Directional Transmission System

KnE Materials Science / Sino-Russian ASRTU Conference Alternative Energy: Materials, Technologies, and Devices / Pages 134-145

Abstract

The concentrating performance of solar energy plays an important role in its application at high temperature. Recently, High-times Concentrating Directional Transmission System (CDTS) was built in the authors’ laboratory. To evaluate the focal flux distribution of a solar concentrator, a kind of measurement system was established, in which an infrared camera and several thermocouples along with a heat flow meter were employed, and the clear heat flux distribution of focal spot was obtained. The skew ray tracing principle was used to simulate the process of solar energy transmission and compared with the test results.


Keywords: measurement and instrument, CDTS, heat flux distribution, skew ray tracing principle

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