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Study of Establishment and Operation of Salt-Gradient Solar Pond

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In this paper, it was presented that the establishment and experimental investigation of a salt-gradient solar pond. The solar pond was filled with salty water to form three zones (e.g., upper convective zone, non-convective zone and lower convective zone) accordingly with different methods of saline injection. Parameters like salinity and temperature were measured and recorded daily at various locations in the salt-gradient solar pond. The results showed that solar pond collected and stored solar energy for a long period of time can be possible by controlling the thickness and salinity of salt gradient layer of the solar pond.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 472)

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409-412

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.472.409

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January 2014

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Chun Juan Gao, Qi Zhang, Ze Liang Dong, Shu Yuan Guo, Xi Ping Huang*

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Renewable Energy, Salinity, Solar Pond, Temperature

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