First lay-down heliostat with monolithic mirror-panel, closed loop control, and cleaning system | Zendy

Andreas Pfahl | Zendy; Jens Rheinländer | Zendy; Andreas Krause | Zendy; Reiner Buck | Zendy; Stefano Giuliano | Zendy; Johannes Hertel | Zendy; Kristina Blume | Zendy; Tim Schlichting | Zendy; Nicole Janotte | Zendy; Andreas Ríes | Zendy

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First lay-down heliostat with monolithic mirror-panel, closed loop control, and cleaning system

Author(s) -

Andreas Pfahl,

Jens Rheinländer,

Andreas Krause,

Reiner Buck,

Stefano Giuliano,

Johannes Hertel,

Kristina Blume,

Tim Schlichting,

Nicole Janotte,

Andreas Ríes

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

aip conference proceedings

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.177

H-Index - 75

eISSN - 1551-7616

pISSN - 0094-243X

DOI - 10.1063/1.5117554

Subject(s) - heliostat , elevation (ballistics) , concentrator , azimuth , tower , control system , computer science , engineering , optics , physics , electrical engineering , solar energy , structural engineering

The first lay-down heliostat with monolithic concentrator was erected at the Solar Tower Julich. The main components and their main features are described: azimuth and elevation drive, concentrator, control, and the cleaning system concept. The dimensions of the elevation drive and the carriage already match the requirements of a 50 m² heliostat that shall be developed in a follow-up project.The first lay-down heliostat with monolithic concentrator was erected at the Solar Tower Julich. The main components and their main features are described: azimuth and elevation drive, concentrator, control, and the cleaning system concept. The dimensions of the elevation drive and the carriage already match the requirements of a 50 m² heliostat that shall be developed in a follow-up project.

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