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The Concept of the Integrated Design of Process, Control and Operation in Solar Central Receiver Plants

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Thermo-Mechanical Solar Power Plants

Part of the book series: Solar Energy R&D in the European Community ((SRDB,volume 2))

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The experience gained from the participation in the Eurelios and in the IEA/Almeria Projects showed how process dynamics concepts and automatic operation requirements play an important role in designing Central Receiver Plants. In particular, this presentation aims at clarifying basic interactions between design parameters of the solar receiver and its continuity of operation (in automatic control) in Sundays disturbed by cloud passages.

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  1. Research and Development Dept., Automation and Computing Research Center, ENEL - Italian Electricity Board, Italy

    C. Maffezzoni

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  1. Commission of the European Communities, Directorate-General Science, Research and Development, Belgium

    J. Gretz , A. Strub  & W. Palz ,  & 

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Maffezzoni, C. (1985). The Concept of the Integrated Design of Process, Control and Operation in Solar Central Receiver Plants. In: Gretz, J., Strub, A., Palz, W. (eds) Thermo-Mechanical Solar Power Plants. Solar Energy R&D in the European Community, vol 2. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5402-1_33

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