High-temperature sensible-heat storage options
Alkali-metal carbonate salts meet the requirements for high-temperature solar central receiver systems, but because of their corrosiveness they present special problems in the design of storage tanks. In order to reduce corrosion and temperature sufficiently to retain strength in the storage containing wall, internal and thermal insulation is required. We present design options and operation criteria for sensible-heat, molten-salt storage with internal insulation.
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1985
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| Authors: | Wang, K.Y. ; West, R.E. ; Kreith, F. ; Lynn, P. |
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Energy. - Elsevier, ISSN 0360-5442. - Vol. 10.1985, 10, p. 1165-1175
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Elsevier |
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