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Simulation of Optical Performance for a Solar Cavity Receiver Arranged With Spiral Tubes
New Energy | 更新时间：2025-06-06

    • Simulation of Optical Performance for a Solar Cavity Receiver Arranged With Spiral Tubes

    • “In the field of solar heat absorbers, experts used TracePro software to simulate the impact of spiral tube arrangement on optical performance, providing theoretical guidance for the design and optimization of heat absorbers.”
    • Power Generation Technology   Vol. 44, Issue 2, Pages: 221-228(2023)

    • DOI：10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.22120    

      CLC： TK 513.3

    • Received：16 June 2022，

      Published：30 April 2023

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  • WANG Xiaowen,TU Nan,FANG Jiabin,et al.Simulation of Optical Performance for a Solar Cavity Receiver Arranged With Spiral Tubes[J].Power Generation Technology,2023,44(02):221-228. DOI： 10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.22120.

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