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to the public during the Universal Exposition of Saint. Louis (USA), in 1904, where he obtained the Grand Prix. (50 m2; ~3800ºC). Father Himalaya : a pionneer ...
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Solar Collectors for Solar Coooling Market status and new developments

João Farinha Mendes [email protected]

DER / INETI

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Active solar cooling. The first experiments 1878 Paris World Exibition: In the 29th September, Augustin Mouchot used the absorption machine of Edmund Carré to obtain the first piece of ice with solar energy.

Mouchot, Augustin: La chaleur Solaire et ses Applications Industrielles (German translation, published in Olynthus, 1987)

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Father Himalaya : a pionneer in Portugal

Father Himalaya Father Himalaya in 1902

Father Manuel A. Gomes near his Pyrheliophoro showed to the public during the Universal Exposition of Saint Louis (USA), in 1904, where he obtained the Grand Prix (50 m2; ~3800ºC).

[1] – Jacinto Rodrigues –“A Conspiração Solar do Padre Himalaia” – Edited by Cooperativa de Actividades Artisticas, Porto (Portugal), 1999.

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Electricity consumption in Portugal GWh

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In Spain the electricity consumption is increasing at a rate of 6-7% / year Both countries import more than 80% of total energy consumption

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 Buildings are responsible by 58% of electricity consumption in Portugal  Buildings are responsible by 22% of final energy consumption in Portugal  Residential sector represent 13% of final energy consumption in Portugal.

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Solar radiation availability

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Solar radiation availability

Global radiation at optimally inclined surface Annual average of daily sums [Wh/m2]

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Solar assisted air conditioning

Solar cooling: . High level of solar radiation in summer . Reduction of fossil fuel consumption . Increased ecomomic viability (annual utilization) . Low CO2, NOx, SOx, etc., emissions and also : . No dangerous refrigerants to ozone and greenhouse effect . High quality of the air conditioned (100% new air )

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Solar Cooling Technologies

comercial availability Tested in pilot instalations

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Solar cooling. Closed cycles

Cooled Cooledwater water temperature temperature: : 8°C 8°C Cooling Coolingwater water temperature: temperature:28°C 28°C

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Solar cooling. Closed cycles

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Solar collectors and solar cooling

1.0

SAC SAC==air airsolar solarcollector collector CPC = stationary CPC = stationaryCPC CPC

EHP EHP==vaccum vaccumtubes tubeswith with heat heatpipes pipes

adsorption

0.8

1-effect absorption

0.7

ηcoll

FPC FPC==flat flatplate platesolar solar collector collectorwith withselective selective surface surface

CPCdesiccant

0.9

2-effect absorption

0.6

SYC

0.5 0.4

EDF EDF==evacuated evacuatedcollecor collecor with withdirect directcirculation circulation

0.3

SYC SYC==Sydney Sydneyvacuum vacuum tubes, tubes,stationary, stationary,with with concentration concentration

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EDF

SAC

0.2 FPC

0.0 0.00

0.05

0.10

0.15

EHP 0.20

0.25

0.30

0.35

∆T/G [Km2/W] Hans-Martin Henning

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Collector Performance Efficiency equation:

G = Ib + Id Increase optical efficiency Decrease thermal losses : radiation (selective surface, concentration ratio) convection (vacuum, double cover, TIM …) conduction (vacuum) IEA SHC Task 38 Workshop – Aix-les-Bains, 25th April 2007

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Stationary Collectors. Improved flat plate collectors ISE/ESE Double glazed with AR glass cover

Operating Temp.: 80-150ºC Area: 2 m2

SCHUCO Double glazed glass cover

η > 50% Τ 50MWp (2-3 euro / Wp)

Eurotrough collector

Mojave Desert / California Years 84-91 / 354 MWp = 9 SEGS Annual Efic 14 a 18% ; max=21% CF =24% Hibrid: 5 a 25%

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Parabolic Trough Power Plants Solar Thermal Electricity with Parabolic Troughs Secondary Concentration wih CPC (ARDISS proj. )

Direct prodution of steam in the absorber T > 400 ºC.

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Non-stationary collectors. The parabolic troughs • • • • •

Spain Mexico Germany Austria Israel

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Operating Temperature: 100-200ºC Area: 2.0 m2 (4m*0.5m) Focal length : 10 cm

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Operating Temperature: 80-300ºC Area: 2 m2 (2m*1m)

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Parabolic Trough Collector Mexico - CIE/UNAM

Operating Temperature: 130-300ºC Area: 2.62 m2 (6m * 0.44m) Foca length: 70 cm

T 220ºC

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SOLEL Collector, Israel Australian National University Operating Temperature: 80-150ºC Area: 37.2 m2 (24m * 1.55m) C=38 Focal length: 85 cm (11.5kg/m2) Designed for electricity (mono cristaline solar cells) and heat production (by cooling cells)

T 180ºC : cogeneration system

SOLEL#6, the sixth generation, upgraded version of the LS2 parabolic trough (T 400ºC)

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Operating Temperature: 100-200ºC Area: 9.162 m2 (5.09m*1.8m) Focal length : 78 cm

Operating Temperature: 100-200ºC Area: 9.162 m2 (2*6*6m*0.5m) Focal length : 250 cm

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CLFR - Compact Linear Fresnel Reflector To come close to the parabola by set of flat tangent mirrors

Solarmundo / PSE

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CLFR Power Plant • Less absorber per m2 : lower thermal losses • Absorber is fixed : possibility to have DISS • Flat mirrors (lower cost), which can have a small curvature, i.e. extra concentration or greater size to the same concentration. • Sun tracking with lower accuracy: clock mechanism, simpler and cheaper • Temperature