Abstract
The invention concerns a cylindrical reflector with concentrators, which concentrate the solar radiation on a small surface, in whose area the actual absorber is fitted. To improve the efficiency of the collector there is provision for using the solar energy absorbed by the reflecting walls. For this purpose conducting channels are fitted on the back of the reflectors, through which a heat transport medium flows and takes away the absorbed energy. This energy can be used directly or the channels can be connected in series with the main absorber.
Citation Formats
Chao, Bei Tse, and Rabl, Ari.
Equipment for increasing the efficiency of a CPC-solar energy collector.
Germany: N. p.,
1977.
Web.
Chao, Bei Tse, & Rabl, Ari.
Equipment for increasing the efficiency of a CPC-solar energy collector.
Germany.
Chao, Bei Tse, and Rabl, Ari.
1977.
"Equipment for increasing the efficiency of a CPC-solar energy collector."
Germany.
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title = {Equipment for increasing the efficiency of a CPC-solar energy collector}
author = {Chao, Bei Tse, and Rabl, Ari}
abstractNote = {The invention concerns a cylindrical reflector with concentrators, which concentrate the solar radiation on a small surface, in whose area the actual absorber is fitted. To improve the efficiency of the collector there is provision for using the solar energy absorbed by the reflecting walls. For this purpose conducting channels are fitted on the back of the reflectors, through which a heat transport medium flows and takes away the absorbed energy. This energy can be used directly or the channels can be connected in series with the main absorber.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Equipment for increasing the efficiency of a CPC-solar energy collector}
author = {Chao, Bei Tse, and Rabl, Ari}
abstractNote = {The invention concerns a cylindrical reflector with concentrators, which concentrate the solar radiation on a small surface, in whose area the actual absorber is fitted. To improve the efficiency of the collector there is provision for using the solar energy absorbed by the reflecting walls. For this purpose conducting channels are fitted on the back of the reflectors, through which a heat transport medium flows and takes away the absorbed energy. This energy can be used directly or the channels can be connected in series with the main absorber.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Jan}
}