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5 September 2015 Design and feasibility of high temperature nanoparticle fluid filter in hybrid thermal/photovoltaic concentrating solar power
Drew DeJarnette, Nick Brekke, Ebrima Tunkara, Parameswar Hari, Kenneth Roberts, Todd Otanicar
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Abstract
A nanoparticle fluid filter used with concentrating hybrid solar/thermal collector design is presented. Nanoparticle fluid filters could be situated on any given concentrating system with appropriate customized engineering. This work shows the design in the context of a trough concentration system. Geometric design and physical placement in the optical path was modeled using SolTrace. It was found that a design can be made that blocks 0% of the traced rays. The nanoparticle fluid filter is tunable for different concentrating systems using various PV cells or operating at varying temperatures.
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Drew DeJarnette, Nick Brekke, Ebrima Tunkara, Parameswar Hari, Kenneth Roberts, and Todd Otanicar "Design and feasibility of high temperature nanoparticle fluid filter in hybrid thermal/photovoltaic concentrating solar power", Proc. SPIE 9559, High and Low Concentrator Systems for Solar Energy Applications X, 95590C (5 September 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2186117
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KEYWORDS
Nanoparticles

Receivers

Photovoltaics

Optical filters

Nanorods

Absorption

Reflection

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