A solar receiver for use in a solar energy concentrator
A technology of solar energy and receiver, applied in the field of high temperature solar energy collectors
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[0070] The following examples illustrate the absorption properties of vitreous quartz with high OH content.
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[0072] Two 1 mm thick samples of quartz were obtained with known OH contents of 0.2 and 141 ppm respectively (the former being Philips Quartz product PH300XD and the latter being unbaked Philips Quartz product PH409, both of which are V-type vitreous quartz) . The light transmittance (measured as % of light transmitted) through each sample was measured using a Fourier transform infrared spectrometer over the infrared wavelength range. The results are shown in figure 2 . It can be seen that the OH groups in the quartz absorb in the region of 2680–2800 nm and have an absorption maximum at 2720 nm.
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[0074] Additional values for light transmission were calculated for quartz samples with OH contents of 100, 200, 400 and 800 ppm. image 3 Calculated transmission spectra of quartz with 100, 200, 400 and 800 ppm OH groups are shown.
[0075] image 3 The transmission spectrum of is calculated using equations (1) and (2):
[0076] T=(100-R)*e -A (1)
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[0078] R = reflection loss (at each of the two quartz-air interfaces, 3.5%)
[0079] A = absorbance calculated using the Lambert-Beer law (2):
[0080] A=α*n*l (2)
[0081] in
[0082] α = Absorption rate of OH group (mm -1 ppmOH -1 ), calculated according to the experimental results in Example 1 and shown in Figure 4
[0083] n=OH group content (by weight, ppm)
[0084] l=quartz thickness (mm)
[0085] A blackbody at 800°C will emit light across the entire infrared spectrum and about 3% of the emitted light will be in the 2680-2800nm region. Vitreous q...
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