Managing Heat Transfer Intensity in a Fluidized Particle-in-Tube Solar Receiver

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https://doi.org/10.52825/solarpaces.v2i.834

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Particle-Driven CSP, Solar Receiver, Fluidized Bed, Heat Transfer

Abstract

Particle flow structure and associated heat transfer coefficient are examined as a function of temperature in a single-tube fluidized bed solar receiver operating in upward particle flow mode. It is found that temperature has a strong effect on both fluidization regimes and wall-to-bed heat transfer coefficient that varies in the range 800-1200 W/(m2.K). Turbulent fluidization regime results in the most intense heat transfer between the irradiated wall and the fluidized particle.

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2024-10-15

How to Cite

Gueguen, R., Mer, S., Toutant, A., Bataille, F., & Flamant, G. (2024). Managing Heat Transfer Intensity in a Fluidized Particle-in-Tube Solar Receiver. SolarPACES Conference Proceedings, 2. https://doi.org/10.52825/solarpaces.v2i.834

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Receivers and Heat Transfer Media and Transport: Point Focus Systems
Received 2023-10-12
Accepted 2024-09-06
Published 2024-10-15

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