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Comparative System Analysis of Parabolic Trough Power Plants with DSG and Oil using Integrated Thermal Energy Storage

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Authors: Feldhoff, Jan Fabian; Schmitz, Kai; Eck, Markus; Schnatbaum-Laumann, Lars; Laing, Doerte; Ortiz-Vives, Francisco; Schulte-Fischedick, Jan;

Comparative System Analysis of Parabolic Trough Power Plants with DSG and Oil using Integrated Thermal Energy Storage

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In addition to the commercial parabolic trough power plants using synthetic oil, the direct steam generation (DSG) is one option for future trough plants. Besides its higher efficiency and lower environmental impact, the overall levelized electricity costs (LEC) will be decisive for the future application of DSG. This paper focuses on the thermodynamic and economic comparison of synthetic oil and DSG plants including the aspect of thermal energy storage – which gains more and more in importance by industry and investors.

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solar thermal power plant, parabolic trough, electricity cost, system comparison, thermal energy storage, Institut für Solarforschung, synthetic oil, direct steam generation, PCM storage

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