SOLAR HEATING SYSTEMS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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Q

What are the three parts of solar heating?

A

Solar Power
Concentration

Solar Thermal for
Heating

Economics of Solar
Power Systems

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What is is a
technology that uses mirrors or lenses
to concentrate sunlight onto a small
area, typically onto a receiver where it is
converted into heat or electricity.

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Concentrating Solar Power

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What are the Four Main Types of Concentrating Solar Power?

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  1. Parabolic Trough Systems
  2. Power Tower Systems
  3. Dish Stirling Systems
  4. Fresnel Reflectors
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What is Use curved, trough-shaped mirrors to
concentrate sunlight onto a receiver tube running along the focal line of
the trough. The concentrated sunlight heats a fluid within the receiver
tube, which is then used to generate steam and produce electricity via a
turbine.?

A

Parabolic Trough Systems

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What Use an array of flat, movable mirrors called heliostats
to reflect sunlight onto a central receiver tower. The concentrated sunlight
heats a fluid or molten salt in the receiver at the top of the tower, which is
then used to generate steam and produce electricity.

A

Power Tower Systems

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What Consist of a large dish-shaped mirror (parabolic dish) that focuses sunlight onto a receiver at the dish’s focal point. The
receiver contains a Stirling engine, which converts the concentrated sunlight
into mechanical energy and then into electricity?

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Dish Stirling Systems -

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7
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what Use flat mirrors arranged in a series of long, narrow strips
to concentrate sunlight onto a receiver tube located at the focal line of the
reflectors. The concentrated sunlight heats a fluid within the receiver tube,
which is then used to generate steam and produce electricity.?

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Fresnel Reflectors -

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