HEAT TRANSFER AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICSOF THE ABSORBER IN SOLAR PHOTO-THERMALPOWER GENERATION SYSTEM

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Abstract

In order to solve the problems of thermal fatigue, high temperature gasification and low temperature solidification of the heat receiver, a numerical calculation model for the heat transfer function of the tower type solar thermal power generation high temperature receiver is proposed. A perfect analysis method is used for the simulation, and a thermal simulation program for predicting the heat gain of the solar thermal energy tower is compiled. In this paper, considering the various field connection characteristics, numerical value and distribution of convective heat transfer coefficient of the heat absorption medium, the temperature of the outer wall of the heat pipe absorption, and the thermal image conversion work in a non-uniform heat flow boundary area of a model of heat receiver was studied. The experiments show that when the flow rate of molten salt in the tube increases from 1 m/s to 2 m/s, the heat collection efficiency of the heat collection increases rapidly, while the flow time is more 3 m/s, the heat collection efficiency increases more gradually. The efficiency of heat absorption of the heat receiver is in the middle of the heat receiver, which can achieve 88 of the thermal image conversion. In the same large enough value, the heat collected at the inlet and outlet of the heat sink is about 82. It is clear that the numerical simulation provides a reliable basis for the design engineering, and provide guidance for the design of a full control model of tower solar photovoltaic power generation.

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XIAO, Z. (2023). HEAT TRANSFER AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICSOF THE ABSORBER IN SOLAR PHOTO-THERMALPOWER GENERATION SYSTEM. Thermal Science, 27(2), 1023–1030. https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI2302023X

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