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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24S—SOLAR HEAT COLLECTORS; SOLAR HEAT SYSTEMS
- F24S40/00—Safety or protection arrangements of solar heat collectors; Preventing malfunction of solar heat collectors
- F24S40/80—Accommodating differential expansion of solar collector elements
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24S—SOLAR HEAT COLLECTORS; SOLAR HEAT SYSTEMS
- F24S10/00—Solar heat collectors using working fluids
- F24S10/40—Solar heat collectors using working fluids in absorbing elements surrounded by transparent enclosures, e.g. evacuated solar collectors
- F24S10/45—Solar heat collectors using working fluids in absorbing elements surrounded by transparent enclosures, e.g. evacuated solar collectors the enclosure being cylindrical
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24S—SOLAR HEAT COLLECTORS; SOLAR HEAT SYSTEMS
- F24S23/00—Arrangements for concentrating solar-rays for solar heat collectors
- F24S23/70—Arrangements for concentrating solar-rays for solar heat collectors with reflectors
- F24S23/74—Arrangements for concentrating solar-rays for solar heat collectors with reflectors with trough-shaped or cylindro-parabolic reflective surfaces
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24S—SOLAR HEAT COLLECTORS; SOLAR HEAT SYSTEMS
- F24S30/00—Arrangements for moving or orienting solar heat collector modules
- F24S30/40—Arrangements for moving or orienting solar heat collector modules for rotary movement
- F24S30/45—Arrangements for moving or orienting solar heat collector modules for rotary movement with two rotation axes
- F24S30/455—Horizontal primary axis
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Y02E—REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS [GHG] EMISSIONS, RELATED TO ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION OR DISTRIBUTION
- Y02E10/00—Energy generation through renewable energy sources
- Y02E10/40—Solar thermal energy, e.g. solar towers
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- the present invention relates to a system for preventing the sagging of transfer tubes, which are used to transfer a heated fluid in solar trough field systems, due to temperature alterations.
- various solar trough field systems are being used for generating electricity and heat from solar energy.
- These systems may comprise trough-shaped long parabolic reflectors, transfer tubes which are placed on the focus of the reflectors where beams coming from the reflector are collected and in which a fluid exists, and preferably a rotating mechanism which rotates the reflectors to the position of the sun. Beams arriving at the reflectors which are directed towards the sun are reflected and collected on the transfer tube which is located on the focus of the reflector.
- Said transfer tubes are composed of two separate nested tubes having space there between. A fluid, which provides the heat transfer, is passed through the inner tube.
- the outer tube is made of glass.
- this tube By concentrating the beams coming from the reflectors on the thermal transfer tube, this tube reaches very high temperatures and therefore, the fluid located in the inner tube heats up.
- the transfer tubes used in these systems may expand when they reach high temperatures and this expansion may result in sagging sites on the tubes. Any sagging sites occurring on the tubes, in turn, cause an uneven distribution of the heat within the tube. Additionally, when sagging occurs particularly in the inner tube, it rests against the outer tube preferably made of glass and the latter becomes damaged.
- the wall thickness of the transfer tube is increased to prevent the expansion thereof. Since increasing the wall thickness of the transfer tube will increase the production cost of the solar trough field system, this approach does not provide an efficient solution.
- the patent document US4559926A discloses a solar trough field system comprising parabolic reflectors and transfer tubes disposed on the focus of the parabolic reflectors. According to that system, the parabolic reflectors rotate around immovable transfer tubes and reflect the solar light to the transfer tube so that the fluid contained in the tube is heated. That system, however, cannot prevent the expansion and sagging of the transfer tube disclosed therein due to high temperature, and accordingly, since the heat distribution in the tube cannot be uniform, that system will not provide an efficient work.
- EP1999413B1 in another patent document EP1999413B1 according to the prior art is disclosed a solar trough field system comprising a plurality of parabolic reflectors, support circles of which the center coincides with the focus of the parabolic reflector and used in order to support the reflector, and thermal transfer tubes passing through the central axis of the circle.
- the transfer tube through which a fluid is passed is disposed in another transfer tube made of glass, such that the influence of the outer ambient temperature on the transfer tube is minimized.
- that system similarly fails in preventing the expansion and the sagging of the inner transfer tube due to the fluid temperature, which result in damage to the other transfer tube.
- a stretcher system is developed according to the present invention, which is suitable for use in preventing the sagging of a transfer tube, through which a cold and/or hot fluid is transferred in solar trough field systems, due to the expansion resulting from temperature alterations, and this stretcher system is characterized by comprising at least one cord which is in connection with said transfer tube, at least one support member on which the cord is guided so as to perform a sliding motion, and at least one counterweight disposed at the end of the cord extending from the support member.
- the transfer tube is prevented from sagging under expansion, without having to increase the wall thickness thereof.
- a uniform heat distribution is ensured within the transfer tube and the operation efficiency of the respective solar trough field system is increased accordingly.
- the object of the present invention is to develop a stretcher system for solar trough field systems.
- Another object of the present invention is to develop a stretcher system by which the sagging of transfer tubes used in solar trough field systems due to temperature alterations is prevented.
- a further object of the present invention is to develop a stretcher system by which the sagging of transfer tubes used in solar trough field systems due to temperature alterations is prevented without having to increase the wall thickness of the transfer tubes.
- Another object of the present invention is to develop an inexpensive and safe stretcher system, which is simply produced and mounted.
- Figure 1 is a cross-sectional illustration of a stretcher system according to the present invention.
- Solar trough field systems which are nowadays widely used for generating electricity and heat from solar energy, comprise parabolic reflectors and transfer tubes (P, P1 ) placed on the focus of the reflectors and collecting the beams coming there from, as representatively shown in Figure 1 .
- Beams arriving at the reflectors which are oriented towards the sun are reflected and collected on the transfer tubes (P, P1 ) which are located on the focus of the reflector.
- a gap is provided between the transfer tubes (P, P1 ) and these tubes (P, P1 ) are preferably situated on the focus of the reflector in an immovable manner.
- a fluid, which provides the heat transfer is passed through a tube which is disposed in the interior, i.e. the inner transfer tube (P).
- the outer transfer tube (P1 ) is preferably made of a glass material and enables the transmission of the sunlight to the inner transfer tube (P).
- the tubes By concentrating the beams from the reflectors on the transfer tubes (P, P1 ), the tubes reach very high temperatures such that a fluid contained in the inner tube (P) is heated.
- the transfer tubes (P, P1 ) employed in these systems reach high temperatures, they expand and therefore the transfer tube (P) disposed in the interior sags towards the tube (P1 ) disposed at the exterior and possibly damages the outer tube (P1 ) as a result of making contact with the same.
- sagging sites occurring in the inner transfer tube (P) cause an uneven heat distribution within the transfer tube (P) (since the inner transfer tube (P) is not located on the exact focus of the reflector), resulting in an inefficient operation in terms of the heating system. Accordingly, a stretcher system is developed with the present invention by which the expansion and therefore the sagging of the transfer tube (P) under temperature effect are prevented.
- a stretcher system which is representatively shown in Figure 1 , is developed according to the present invention, which is suitable for use in preventing the sagging of the transfer tube (P), through which a cold and/or hot fluid is transferred in solar trough field systems, due to the expansion resulting from temperature alterations, this stretcher system comprising at least one cord (2) which is in connection with said transfer tube (P), at least one support member (4) on which the cord (2) is guided so as to perform a sliding motion, and at least one counterweight (5) disposed at the end of the cord (2) extending from the support member (4).
- Said counterweight (5) preferably comprises more than one weight block (5a).
- the counterweight (5) pulls the cord (2) on the "-x" direction under a force which is greater than the tensile force generated by the transfer tube (P) on the cord (2), such that both the transfer tube (P) is stretched and prevented from sagging, and the transfer tube (P) is prevented from leaning against and damaging the transfer tube (P1 ) which envelopes it. Additionally, heat is uniformly distributed in the transfer tube (P) by virtue of maintaining the tube (P) in a stretched manner.
- the transfer tube (P) shrinks as a result of passing a cold fluid through it and/or due to low ambient temperature, a tensile force is generated on the cord (2) by the transfer tube (P) on the "+x" direction. Because of this tensile force, the counterweight (5) starts moving on the "+y” direction. Thus, the cord (2) can be prevented from breaking under the tension which occurs due to temperature alterations. Additionally, the solar trough field system is operated in an efficient way by providing a uniform heat distribution in the transfer tube (P), while the tube (P) is maintained in a stretched manner.
- the stretcher system comprises at least one connection member (1 ), at least one side thereof being connected to the transfer tube (P), and at least another side thereof being connected to the cord (2) and making a connection between the transfer tube (P) and the cord (2).
- connection member (1 ) making possible to prevent the direct contact of the cord (2) with the transfer tube (P)
- the cord (2) can be prevented from damages (e.g. melting down) as a result of contacting the transfer tube (P) when it transmits a hot fluid therein.
- said support member (4) comprises at least one body (4a) and at least one pulley (3) guiding the cord (2) and being capable to rotate relative to the body (4a).
- the counterweight (5) can move easier on the directions "- y, +y" by virtue of said pulley (3) and resultantly, both the stretching of the transfer tube (P) can be facilitated and the cord (2) is prevented from becoming deformed as a result of friction.
- a stretcher system with a long service life can be developed.
- the transfer tube (P) is prevented from sagging under expansion, without having to increase the wall thickness thereof.
Abstract
The present invention provides a stretcher system suitable for use in preventing the sagging of a transfer tube (P), through which a cold and/or hot fluid is transferred in solar trough field systems, due to the expansion resulting from temperature alterations, characterized by comprising at least one cord (2) which is in connection with said transfer tube (P); at least one support member (4) on which the cord (2) is guided so as to perform a sliding motion, and at least one counterweight (5) disposed at the end of the cord (2) extending from the support member (4). By virtue of the stretcher system developed according to the present invention, the transfer tube (P) is prevented from sagging under expansion, without having to increase the wall thickness thereof.
Description
DESCRIPTION
A STRETCHER SYSTEM
Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a system for preventing the sagging of transfer tubes, which are used to transfer a heated fluid in solar trough field systems, due to temperature alterations.
Prior Art
Nowadays, various solar trough field systems are being used for generating electricity and heat from solar energy. These systems may comprise trough-shaped long parabolic reflectors, transfer tubes which are placed on the focus of the reflectors where beams coming from the reflector are collected and in which a fluid exists, and preferably a rotating mechanism which rotates the reflectors to the position of the sun. Beams arriving at the reflectors which are directed towards the sun are reflected and collected on the transfer tube which is located on the focus of the reflector. Said transfer tubes are composed of two separate nested tubes having space there between. A fluid, which provides the heat transfer, is passed through the inner tube. The outer tube, in turn, is made of glass. By concentrating the beams coming from the reflectors on the thermal transfer tube, this tube reaches very high temperatures and therefore, the fluid located in the inner tube heats up. However, the transfer tubes used in these systems may expand when they reach high temperatures and this expansion may result in sagging sites on the tubes. Any sagging sites occurring on the tubes, in turn, cause an uneven distribution of the heat within the tube. Additionally, when sagging occurs particularly in the inner tube, it rests against the outer tube preferably made of glass and the latter becomes damaged. According to the prior art, the wall thickness of the transfer tube is increased to prevent the expansion thereof. Since increasing the wall thickness of the transfer tube will increase the production cost of the solar trough field system, this approach does not provide an efficient solution.
The patent document US4559926A according to the prior art discloses a solar trough field system comprising parabolic reflectors and transfer tubes disposed on the focus of the
parabolic reflectors. According to that system, the parabolic reflectors rotate around immovable transfer tubes and reflect the solar light to the transfer tube so that the fluid contained in the tube is heated. That system, however, cannot prevent the expansion and sagging of the transfer tube disclosed therein due to high temperature, and accordingly, since the heat distribution in the tube cannot be uniform, that system will not provide an efficient work.
In another patent document EP1999413B1 according to the prior art is disclosed a solar trough field system comprising a plurality of parabolic reflectors, support circles of which the center coincides with the focus of the parabolic reflector and used in order to support the reflector, and thermal transfer tubes passing through the central axis of the circle. In that system, the transfer tube through which a fluid is passed is disposed in another transfer tube made of glass, such that the influence of the outer ambient temperature on the transfer tube is minimized. However, that system similarly fails in preventing the expansion and the sagging of the inner transfer tube due to the fluid temperature, which result in damage to the other transfer tube.
Brief Description of Invention A stretcher system is developed according to the present invention, which is suitable for use in preventing the sagging of a transfer tube, through which a cold and/or hot fluid is transferred in solar trough field systems, due to the expansion resulting from temperature alterations, and this stretcher system is characterized by comprising at least one cord which is in connection with said transfer tube, at least one support member on which the cord is guided so as to perform a sliding motion, and at least one counterweight disposed at the end of the cord extending from the support member. By virtue of the stretcher system developed according to the present invention, the transfer tube is prevented from sagging under expansion, without having to increase the wall thickness thereof. By virtue of the stretcher system developed according to the present invention, the transfer tube is prevented from sagging under expansion, without having to increase the wall thickness thereof. Thus, a uniform heat distribution is ensured within the transfer tube and the operation efficiency of the respective solar trough field system is increased accordingly.
Object of Invention
The object of the present invention is to develop a stretcher system for solar trough field systems.
Another object of the present invention is to develop a stretcher system by which the sagging of transfer tubes used in solar trough field systems due to temperature alterations is prevented. A further object of the present invention is to develop a stretcher system by which the sagging of transfer tubes used in solar trough field systems due to temperature alterations is prevented without having to increase the wall thickness of the transfer tubes.
Another object of the present invention is to develop an inexpensive and safe stretcher system, which is simply produced and mounted.
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An illustrative embodiment of a stretcher system developed according to the present invention is illustrated in an accompanying figure briefly described hereunder.
Figure 1 is a cross-sectional illustration of a stretcher system according to the present invention.
The parts in said figures are individually referenced as following.
Transfer tube (P, P1 )
Connection member (1 )
Cord (2)
Pulley (3)
Support member (4)
Body (4a)
Counterweight (5)
Weight block (5a)
Description of Invention
Solar trough field systems, which are nowadays widely used for generating electricity and heat from solar energy, comprise parabolic reflectors and transfer tubes (P, P1 ) placed on the focus of the reflectors and collecting the beams coming there from, as representatively shown in Figure 1 . Beams arriving at the reflectors which are oriented towards the sun are reflected and collected on the transfer tubes (P, P1 ) which are located on the focus of the reflector. A gap is provided between the transfer tubes (P, P1 ) and these tubes (P, P1 ) are preferably situated on the focus of the reflector in an immovable manner. A fluid, which provides the heat transfer, is passed through a tube which is disposed in the interior, i.e. the inner transfer tube (P). The outer transfer tube (P1 ), in turn, is preferably made of a glass material and enables the transmission of the sunlight to the inner transfer tube (P). By concentrating the beams from the reflectors on the transfer tubes (P, P1 ), the tubes reach very high temperatures such that a fluid contained in the inner tube (P) is heated. However, when the transfer tubes (P, P1 ) employed in these systems reach high temperatures, they expand and therefore the transfer tube (P) disposed in the interior sags towards the tube (P1 ) disposed at the exterior and possibly damages the outer tube (P1 ) as a result of making contact with the same. Additionally, sagging sites occurring in the inner transfer tube (P) cause an uneven heat distribution within the transfer tube (P) (since the inner transfer tube (P) is not located on the exact focus of the reflector), resulting in an inefficient operation in terms of the heating system. Accordingly, a stretcher system is developed with the present invention by which the expansion and therefore the sagging of the transfer tube (P) under temperature effect are prevented. A stretcher system, which is representatively shown in Figure 1 , is developed according to the present invention, which is suitable for use in preventing the sagging of the transfer tube (P), through which a cold and/or hot fluid is transferred in solar trough field systems, due to the expansion resulting from temperature alterations, this stretcher system comprising at least one cord (2) which is in connection with said transfer tube (P), at least one support member (4) on which the cord (2) is guided so as to perform a sliding motion, and at least one counterweight (5) disposed at the end of the cord (2) extending from the support member (4). Said counterweight (5) preferably comprises more than one weight block (5a).
In the system according to the present invention, when a hot fluid is passed trough the transfer tube (P) and/or if the transfer tube (P) expands due to high ambient temperature, said counterweight (5) slides over the support element (4) and moves on the "-y" direction, and generates a tensile force in the cord (2) to which it is connected, this force being on the opposite direction of the tensile force generated by the transfer tube (P). Thus, the counterweight (5) pulls the cord (2) on the "-x" direction under a force which is greater than the tensile force generated by the transfer tube (P) on the cord (2), such that both the transfer tube (P) is stretched and prevented from sagging, and the transfer tube (P) is prevented from leaning against and damaging the transfer tube (P1 ) which envelopes it. Additionally, heat is uniformly distributed in the transfer tube (P) by virtue of maintaining the tube (P) in a stretched manner.
As for the case when the transfer tube (P) shrinks as a result of passing a cold fluid through it and/or due to low ambient temperature, a tensile force is generated on the cord (2) by the transfer tube (P) on the "+x" direction. Because of this tensile force, the counterweight (5) starts moving on the "+y" direction. Thus, the cord (2) can be prevented from breaking under the tension which occurs due to temperature alterations. Additionally, the solar trough field system is operated in an efficient way by providing a uniform heat distribution in the transfer tube (P), while the tube (P) is maintained in a stretched manner.
In a representative embodiment according to the present invention, the stretcher system comprises at least one connection member (1 ), at least one side thereof being connected to the transfer tube (P), and at least another side thereof being connected to the cord (2) and making a connection between the transfer tube (P) and the cord (2). With said connection member (1 ) making possible to prevent the direct contact of the cord (2) with the transfer tube (P), the cord (2) can be prevented from damages (e.g. melting down) as a result of contacting the transfer tube (P) when it transmits a hot fluid therein.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, said support member (4) comprises at least one body (4a) and at least one pulley (3) guiding the cord (2) and being capable to rotate relative to the body (4a). The counterweight (5) can move easier on the directions "- y, +y" by virtue of said pulley (3) and resultantly, both the stretching of the transfer tube (P) can be facilitated and the cord (2) is prevented from becoming deformed as a result of friction. Thus, a stretcher system with a long service life can be developed.
By virtue of the stretcher system developed according to the present invention, the transfer tube (P) is prevented from sagging under expansion, without having to increase the wall thickness thereof. Thus, a uniform heat distribution is ensured within the transfer tube (P) and the operation efficiency of the respective solar trough field system is increased accordingly. Additionally, by virtue of changing the weight blocks (5a) mounted to the counterweight (5), sagging sites of varying amounts possibly occurring on the transfer tube (P) under different temperatures can be prevented.
Claims
1. A stretcher system suitable for use in preventing the sagging of a transfer tube (P), through which a cold and/or hot fluid is transferred in solar trough field systems, due to the expansion resulting from temperature alterations, characterized by comprising at least one cord (2) which is in connection with said transfer tube (P); at least one support member (4) on which the cord (2) is guided so as to perform a sliding motion, and at least one counterweight (5) disposed at the end of the cord (2) extending from the support member (4).
2. A stretcher system according to Claim 1 , characterized in that said counterweight (5) comprises at least one weight block (5a).
3. A stretcher system according to Claim 1 , characterized by comprising at least one connection member (1 ), at least one side thereof being connected to the transfer tube (P), and at least another side thereof being connected to the cord (2) and making a connection between the transfer tube (P) and the cord (2).
4. A stretcher system according to Claim 1 , characterized in that said support member (4) comprises at least one body (4a) and at least one pulley (3), being capable to rotate relative to the body (4a) and guiding the cord (2).
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