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13 September 2012 Study on functional integration of the SKA and the solar thermal power system
Zhi-Ming Dong, Dehua Yang, Yong Zhang, Xuebin Zhou
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Abstract
A separate building of solar power plants may take hundreds of millions of euros. The dish-stirling system is one of the concentrating solar thermal power (CSP) technologies. Considering the dish-stirling system is structurally similar to a radio telescope, with its diameter similar to the antenna that is used in the SKA, It is assumed that a radio telescope and the dish-stirling system could be functionally integrated in the design for time-based sharing, thus to reduce the SKA and the dish-stirling system in the repeated construction costs on the reflecting surface, the two-axis tracking mechanism, the civil engineering, and the roads, etc. Based on the above idea on the functional integration of devices, whilst taking account on the functional requirements of the SKA and the dish-stirling system, the Principle design of functional integration is conducted. In addition, the control system and multi-functional reflector regarding its processing and coating technology is covered.
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Zhi-Ming Dong, Dehua Yang, Yong Zhang, and Xuebin Zhou "Study on functional integration of the SKA and the solar thermal power system", Proc. SPIE 8450, Modern Technologies in Space- and Ground-based Telescopes and Instrumentation II, 84505Q (13 September 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.925360
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KEYWORDS
Solar thermal energy

Reflectors

Control systems

Mirrors

Sun

Radio telescopes

Reflectivity

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