This document summarizes the development and construction of India's first concentrated solar thermal power plant in Jaisalmer District, Rajasthan. It describes the upgrading of the 2 km by 1 km plant area from 2011-2013, including piling work starting in January 2012. By June 2012 the solar field was ready for installing solar collectors. A 120 m by 45 m by 16 m high solar collector assembly building with various facilities was constructed by August 2012. Installation of solar collecting elements started in September 2012. By March 2013 the solar field was ready to generate steam. The plant was commissioned on June 19, 2013, completing construction within 20 months.
Presentation from the New Mexico Regional Energy Storage & Grid Integration Workshop: Concentrating Solar Power and Thermal Energy Storage, presented by Clifford Ho, Sandia National Laboratories, August 23-24, 2016.
Presentation from the New Mexico Regional Energy Storage & Grid Integration Workshop: Concentrating Solar Power and Thermal Energy Storage, presented by Clifford Ho, Sandia National Laboratories, August 23-24, 2016.
Concentrated Solar Power Course - Session 1 : FundamentalsLeonardo ENERGY
Lesson 1 : Fundamentals of concentrating solar thermal power
In this session, the contents will focus on the physical and thermodynamic basis of Concentrated Solar Power:
* High temperature solar-thermal conversion, limits to the concentration of solar radiation and description of the main concentrating technologies.
* Solar thermal power plants: concept, background, general configuration and main typologies of solar thermal power plants.
Concentrated solar power in India - an evaluationSindhu Maiyya
Work done as a part of internship with Energy Alternatives India. A researched insight into India as an investment site for concentrated solar power generation. Technology explained along with pros, cons, and market conditions.
Energy is the driving force for almost everything including the economy, society and technology all around the world. This makes energy generation an important and ever increasing responsibility.environmental problems. The burning of fossil resources factors the release of carbon dioxide (CO2) that accumulates in the surroundings a greenhouse gas (GHG) which might alternate the steadiness of global local weather. In order that many study are interested for renewable power in their one-of-a-kind forms thermal, photovoltaic, hydro, biomass and geothermal.Solar rays are an inexhaustible source of energy during the sector. It is used in quite a lot of functions as a supply of easy and renewable energy. Amongst this solar thermal applications comprise electrical power new release. This paper experiences the electrical energy iteration from solar thermal energy established especially on parabolic trough, linear fresnal reflector, barabolic dish and so forth. Examples of solar thermal power vegetation will likely be discussed on this paper. This paper also offers with the concentrated solar power (CSP). Rahul Verma | Dr. Deepika Chauhan"Solar and Thermal Power Generation" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-3 , April 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd11190.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/electrical-engineering/11190/solar-and-thermal-power-generation/rahul-verma
Scott Frier, COO of Abengoa Solar, presented at the GW Solar Institute Symposium on April 19, 2010. For more information visit: solar.gwu.edu/Symposium.html
A Praposal For Installation of 10 mw solar thermal power plant.Saurabh Biswas
A Business Praposal for goverment to install a 10 mw solar thermal power plant in dehradun ( hilly area) , our company PLUGS allow u to generate the power in a low budget...
This ppt represents the study of solar power tower as well as continuing technology development, in order to update the
technical and economical status of molten-salt solar power tower. It has endeavoured to explain the solar power tower
with an overview of energy, form of energy, what is renewable energy, solar energy, and solar thermal. The second section discusses History of solar power tower development. The third section presents progression from solar one to solar Two. The fifth section details of the molten-salt – what is molten-salt and its properties. The sixth section details of components of solar power tower- Heliostat system, receiver system, thermal storage system, steam generator system and electric generation system. In seventh section discuss about advantage of solar power tower. The opportunity in India of this concept has discussed in eighth section. The ninth section discusses various research and development of solar components. In final Section summarize the successes of solar power tower and current technology development activities.
Concentrated Solar Power Course - Session 1 : FundamentalsLeonardo ENERGY
Lesson 1 : Fundamentals of concentrating solar thermal power
In this session, the contents will focus on the physical and thermodynamic basis of Concentrated Solar Power:
* High temperature solar-thermal conversion, limits to the concentration of solar radiation and description of the main concentrating technologies.
* Solar thermal power plants: concept, background, general configuration and main typologies of solar thermal power plants.
Concentrated solar power in India - an evaluationSindhu Maiyya
Work done as a part of internship with Energy Alternatives India. A researched insight into India as an investment site for concentrated solar power generation. Technology explained along with pros, cons, and market conditions.
Energy is the driving force for almost everything including the economy, society and technology all around the world. This makes energy generation an important and ever increasing responsibility.environmental problems. The burning of fossil resources factors the release of carbon dioxide (CO2) that accumulates in the surroundings a greenhouse gas (GHG) which might alternate the steadiness of global local weather. In order that many study are interested for renewable power in their one-of-a-kind forms thermal, photovoltaic, hydro, biomass and geothermal.Solar rays are an inexhaustible source of energy during the sector. It is used in quite a lot of functions as a supply of easy and renewable energy. Amongst this solar thermal applications comprise electrical power new release. This paper experiences the electrical energy iteration from solar thermal energy established especially on parabolic trough, linear fresnal reflector, barabolic dish and so forth. Examples of solar thermal power vegetation will likely be discussed on this paper. This paper also offers with the concentrated solar power (CSP). Rahul Verma | Dr. Deepika Chauhan"Solar and Thermal Power Generation" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-3 , April 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd11190.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/electrical-engineering/11190/solar-and-thermal-power-generation/rahul-verma
Scott Frier, COO of Abengoa Solar, presented at the GW Solar Institute Symposium on April 19, 2010. For more information visit: solar.gwu.edu/Symposium.html
A Praposal For Installation of 10 mw solar thermal power plant.Saurabh Biswas
A Business Praposal for goverment to install a 10 mw solar thermal power plant in dehradun ( hilly area) , our company PLUGS allow u to generate the power in a low budget...
This ppt represents the study of solar power tower as well as continuing technology development, in order to update the
technical and economical status of molten-salt solar power tower. It has endeavoured to explain the solar power tower
with an overview of energy, form of energy, what is renewable energy, solar energy, and solar thermal. The second section discusses History of solar power tower development. The third section presents progression from solar one to solar Two. The fifth section details of the molten-salt – what is molten-salt and its properties. The sixth section details of components of solar power tower- Heliostat system, receiver system, thermal storage system, steam generator system and electric generation system. In seventh section discuss about advantage of solar power tower. The opportunity in India of this concept has discussed in eighth section. The ninth section discusses various research and development of solar components. In final Section summarize the successes of solar power tower and current technology development activities.
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CargoSurveyor: toolbox for marine cargo surveyorsRon Mooring
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Solar Plate Indexing To Improve Efficiency of Present Solar Power Systempaperpublications3
Abstract: Although solar plate are being used from very long ago in the world for generation of power in non-conventional form, but still there is hording of improving efficiency of the currently available stationery solar plates. Solar plate indexing system is also one of such efforts made to improve efficiency of solar power extraction. Survey data say that very few days are left when the all reserves will nearly deplete i.e. till 2050 all the reserves of petroleum products which are available under earth will vanish. Therefore, human being is very much worried about the future energy sources. Aiming the improvement of the efficiency of current energy generating equipment’s we have designed to index the solar plate according to the solar track so that perpendicular rays could fall on the plates. We have used 5 watt, 1550 rpm motor to rotate the shaft on which our solar plate is mounted. Electronic cyclic timers have been used to index the plate in the span of 1200 in the duration if 8 hours a day. On-off switch have been used to start the cycle of rotation of plate. Sunrise and sunset limiting switches have been used to decide the pan of the solar plate. After testing the indexed plate solar system on the real ground we have found the result that current stationery plate after charging for 8 hours in the full sunny-day can give uses of 4 hour whereas our indexed plate on charging for the same duration can deliver 6 hour of service. This result is really encouraging and improving the efficiency of current solar plates
Dr. Keith Lovegrove unveiled the ANU's new solar thermal dish in September at the SolarPACES international solar thermal conference in Berlin to much acclaim. This will be the first time it will be presented in Melbourne.
It is the world's biggest solar dish that comes with a mass production system that can build one dish a day. The dish has the highest optical efficiency of any commercial solar technology in the world and a field of 500 produces 100MW electrical power. ANU's dishes can be used on undulating ground, which is difficult for current solar thermal systems that use mirror fields or troughs.
Dr. Keith Lovegrove will also talk about replacing all of Australia's energy needs with this solar technology used in conjunction with thermal salt storage.
Dr. Keith Lovegrove is a senior lecturer in Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the Australian National University (ANU). He heads the ANU Solar Thermal Group which works on a range of projects involving high and low temperature thermal conversion of solar energy. This includes looking at dish and trough concentrators and thermochemical energy storage. He is widely published in scientific journals and has advised the Australian Government on CSP . Dr Lovegrove and his team are at the forefront of International research into concentrated solar power.
In recent years, the growing global interest in the conservation of environment has provided a fresh motivation for research in the area of solar energy utilization. Already, installation of solar energy extraction devices such as solar panels, solar water heaters, solar cookers etc. is becoming popular in urban buildings. Most of these devices consist of a solar receptor that is kept facing the sun during the day, but the sun moves from east to west and the efficiency of the panel decreases. If one could trap this extra energy source then the efficiency of the solar panel would be increased. A tracking mechanism following the sun would achieve this aim. An attempt has been made to develop a simple yet efficient sun tracking mechanism using a motor, a speed reduction mechanism and real timer. The mechanism has been designed such that the sunrays falling on the panel are always perpendicular to the panel resulting in increase in efficiency of the electricity generation. This report presents, in detail, the design and construction adopted to develop the functional model that was fabricated and tested for performance which yielded the efficiency increase of 28.41% as compared to the conventional stationary panel position.
9. In the month June’12
Solar field ready for installation of Solar Collectors
10. In the month Aug’12
Solar Collector Assembly Building (120 m * 45 m * 16 m height)
11. In the month Aug’12
Solar Collector Assembly Building (120 m * 45 m * 16 m height)
Facilities Made inside SCA Building
1) 2 Bays
2) EoT Cranes – 4nos. (2 nos on each bay)
3) Jib cranes – 2 nos. (1 no. on each bay)
4) Jib Crane – 1no. (Dedicated for Drive pylon assembly work)
5) Cantilever arm assembly jig – 2 nos.
6) Torque box assembly jig – 2 nos. (1 no. on each bay)
7) SCE assembly jig – 2 nos (1 no. on each bay)
8) SCE Upside down stand – 2 nos. (1 no. on each bay)
9) Front and Rear end Support stand – 2 nos. (1 no. on each bay)
10) Photogrametry (Q-Foto) – 2 nos. ( 1 no. on each bay)
11) Mirror pit (for mirror assembly) – 2 nos. (1 no. on each bay)
12) Balancing unit – 2 nos. (1 no. on each bay)
13) Trailers (SCA) – 8 nos to transport thro’ tractors to Solar field
14) Mirror storage bay – 2nos. (1 no on North & South side of SCA Building
15) Hydra cranes – 2 nos. to feed torque box frames on both bays
16) Fork Lift – 2 nos. to shift from main storage to both bays’ mirror pit
17) SCA building put up in 135 working days
18) Workmen – 120 (60 on each bay) for one 12 hrs shift
19) 5 engineers on each bay
12. In the month Sep ’12
Installation of Solar Collecting Element work started (Trial)
13. In the month Mar ’13
Solar field ready for generating Steam
61. Lauren Jyoti.,
GGEL., 50 Mwe CSP.,
Nokh Rajasthan
Synopsys about the project
1) Area upgraded – 2000 m * 1000 m
2) No. of piling – 6000 (900mm dia * 3500 to 4000 mm depth)
3) Solar Structural Erection – 16039MT
4) Solar Collecting assembly installed -5760
5) No. of mirrors erected – 161280
6) No. of Heat Conducting Elements (HCE tubes) transported and installed – 19280of 4.2 m long. (SS tube surrounded
by Glass) – 72 KM
7) Total piping fabricated and erected – 52 KM
8) Equipment erected – 2750 MT
9) Other structures fabricated and erected – 600 MT
10) Total manpower deployed 1200 excluding civil labourers
11) Worked 24 * 7 for 14 months
Thus got commissioned on 19-06-13 as first CSP in India (Completed by 20 months from earth
breaking ceremony)