Thermal Heat Storage Gain of Salinity Gradient Solar Pond Using Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors

Baljit Singh; Muhammad Fairuz Remeli; Alex Pedemont; Amandeep Oberoi; Abhijit Date; Aliakbar Akbarzadeh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1113.800

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Thermal Heat Storage Gain of Salinity Gradient Solar Pond Using Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors

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This paper investigates the capability of running a system which uses hot fluid from solar evacuated tube collectors to boost the temperature and overall heat storage of the solar pond. The system is circulated by a solar powered pump, producing heat energy entirely from the incoming solar radiation from the sun. Solar evacuated tube collectors use a renewable source of power directly from the sun to heat the working fluid to very high temperatures. Solar ponds are emerging on the renewable energy scene with the capacity to provide a simple and inexpensive thermal storage for the production of heat on a large scale. The results of the performance of the system show a significant heat energy increase into the solar ponds lower convective region, increasing the overall performance of the solar pond.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1113)

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Baljit Singh*, Muhammad Fairuz Remeli, Alex Pedemont, Amandeep Oberoi, Abhijit Date, Aliakbar Akbarzadeh

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Evacuated Tube Collectors, Power Generation, Solar Energy, Solar Pond

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