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SAM Fresnel model for saturated steam conditions in turbine inlet
- luiscoco
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19 Feb 2013 12:00 #1338
by luiscoco
Dear Sirs,
Is it possible in SAM to model a Fresnel Solar Field with saturated steam conditions (for example 55 bar and 270ºC) at solar field output?, I mean to avoid steam superheating section in solar field and to include only preheating feedwater and boiling sections in solar field.
Puerto Errado 1 and 2 Fresnel Novatec Projects presents steam saturated conditions in Turbine inlet.
Best Regards,
LUIS COCO
SAM Fresnel model for saturated steam conditions in turbine inlet was created by luiscoco
Dear Sirs,
Is it possible in SAM to model a Fresnel Solar Field with saturated steam conditions (for example 55 bar and 270ºC) at solar field output?, I mean to avoid steam superheating section in solar field and to include only preheating feedwater and boiling sections in solar field.
Puerto Errado 1 and 2 Fresnel Novatec Projects presents steam saturated conditions in Turbine inlet.
Best Regards,
LUIS COCO
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05 Mar 2013 09:50 #1339
by pgilman
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Dear Luis Coco,
It is not possible to model the linear Fresnel system with only saturated steam because SAM's power cycle model assumes some superheat.
Best regards,
Paul.
It is not possible to model the linear Fresnel system with only saturated steam because SAM's power cycle model assumes some superheat.
Best regards,
Paul.
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