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    2013 1 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Solar process heat with CPC ETC

    Energiebunker Hamburg, a project of the International

    Building Exibition IBA, Hamburg 2013

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    2013 2 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    About us

    15 companiesin 9 countries

    4 brands: Paradigma Ritter Solar Ritter XL Solar Linuo Paradigma

    1.600 employees: 380 Europe 1.220 China

    Collector area sold: 1,85 Mio m in 2011

    worldwide

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    2013 3 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Large-scale solar-thermal systems

    International design, planning and implementation of

    solar thermal large-scale installations:

    Domestic Heating Networks

    Hot water generation and

    Heating support

    Process heating

    Steam boiler support

    single and multi stage

    solar cooling

    Excellent financial investment

    simple installation

    Increased property value

    Highly profitable after the amortisation period

    Breweries, food processing industry,

    big car washing sites, galvanisation

    plants, paint shops, cold storage

    sites, hospitals, barracks, hotels,

    recreational facilities, etc.

    Customers Applications

    300 successfully

    finished projects

    since 2006

    5 of them are the

    worlds largest

    one pressurized

    CPC-ETC

    installations

    33.000 m

    collector area

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    2013 4 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Trading center Wels, Austria

    Solar District Heating, finished in May 2011

    solar temperatures 85...100 C

    gross collector area 3388 mpeak power 2,8 MW

    max. constant power 1,8 MW

    yield guarantee 1.300 MWh/a

    first 12 month 1.350 MWh

    Measured frost protection 13 MW ( 1 %)

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    2013 5 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Solar District Heating,April 2013

    solar temperature 90C

    gross collector area 1348 m

    peak power 1 MW

    max. constant power 0,7 MW

    yield guarantee 600 MWh/a

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    2013 6 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    METRO shopping center Istanbul

    Solar cooling in summer, heating in winter, finished in 2009

    solar temperatures 80...95 C

    gross collector area 1030 mpeak power 1.1 MWmax. continual power 0.6 MWguaranteed yield p. a. 650 MWh

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    2013 7 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Solar cooling in summer, space heating in winter, finished in 2007

    solar temperature 80...95 C

    Gross collector area 1330 mPeak power 1.2 MWMax. continual power 0.65 MWGuaranteed yield p. a. 500 MWh2011(+ 35 %!) 676 MWh

    FESTO, Germany

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    2013 8 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Galvanization Zehnder, Switzerland, 2012

    Process heat for galvanization (5 working days per week)Temperatures 95 C

    Gross collector area 400 m

    Buffer 5 m

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    2013 9 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    swimming stadium, Jinan, China, ca. 800 mShengshui Sp, Jinan, China, ca. 1200 m

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    2013 10 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    (1874):

    Like in a thermos flask the heat canbe stored for a long time.

    This allows to operate the collectorwith high efficiency even in timeswith low solar irradiation or at hightemperatures.

    Due to the material (pure glasstube) the design is very durable.

    Vacuum

    is the best physical insulator !

    Double wall glass tubes

    + cylindrical evacuatedabsorbers

    Copper, steel or stainless steel collector tubes + CPC reflector

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    2013 11 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    CPC = Compound Parabolic Concentrator

    Direct irradiation

    Best possible solar yields at all weather conditions.

    Sidewise irradiation Diffuse irradiation

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    2013 12 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Radiation incident angle modifying (IAM)

    N

    S

    E W

    N

    S

    E W

    =

    +

    CPC ETC Plus in yield

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    2013 13 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Why water as the heat transfer medium?

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    100 %

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    75 %

    62 %

    300 %

    25 %

    88 %

    380 %

    142 485 %

    > 24.000 %

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    2013 14 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Long-term constant, ensures a long operational lifetime

    High heat transfer and conduction coefficient

    High temperature resistant

    Environmentally-friendly

    Cheep

    a small amount (< 1 % in Chile) is taken to keep the collectorsfrost free

    Why water as the heat transfer medium?

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    2013 15 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

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    Why water as the heat transfer medium?

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    2013 16 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

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    Yearly energy yield of different collectors

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    2013 17 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Atacama climate

    inclination: 22 degree to the North

    minimal temperature: - 5,5 Cmaximal temperature: 30 C

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    2013 18 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    58 %

    57 %

    92 %

    100%

    50%

    Efficiency and irradiance

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    2013 19 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    +25%

    7%

    6%

    32%

    100%100%

    8%8%

    Efficiency and temperature difference

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    2013 20 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Minera Gaby, Calama El Loa

    1 =518750.50 = 7407392.55

    2 =518594.55 = 7407296.00

    3 =518867.76 = 7406979.81

    4 =519262.10 = 7406830.52

    5 = 519485.84 = 7407325.961

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    2013 21 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    30 ha ground for solar thermal installation

    1st stage of completion solar arraywith pump stations,prepared for further stages

    2500 m

    30 ha

    1,69 ha

    3 (max. 10) units with 39 (max 130) GWh/year 12275 m CPC ETC per unit

    1

    to the thermalprocesses

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    2013 22 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Sample Project: 12.275 m gross collector area

    Location: Chile, Calama El Loa

    Flat Plate Collector versus CPC ETC

    Simulation tool used: Solar Keymark Output Calculator

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    2013 23 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Solar District Heating

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    2013 24 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

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    2013 25 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    M

    40...45C

    57...95 C

    HE2

    Copper washing and lixiviation

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    2013 26 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Collector field units

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    2013 27 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    13 GWh/year unit

    12275 m CPC ETC

    13 GWh/year unit

    12275 m CPC ETC

    M HE1

    HE2

    HE3

    M

    40. ..45C

    57. ..95 C

    2500 mpressure-less tank95 C max. temperature

    Hydraulic scheme, 1st stage of completion

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    2013 28 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    Minera Gaby, 1st ... 4th stage of completion

    1st Stage of completion (3 x 12275 m)

    Fst

    TW

    13 GWh/year unit

    12275 m CPC ETC

    4th Stage of completion: 110000 m, (9 x 12275 m)max.

    13 GWh/year unit

    12275 m CPC ETC

    20

    inch

    13 GWh/year unit

    12275 m CPC ET

    13 GWh/year unit

    12275 m CPC ETC2500 mpressure-less tank95 C max. temperature

    4 x 2500 mpressure-less tank95 C max. temperature

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    2013 29 Rolf Meiner, [email protected]

    collector area: 12275 mEnergy yield: 13 GWh/alosses by dust: 5 %specific energy yield: 1 MWh/ma

    turn key costs: 400...500 US$ / mcollector life time: 25 yearsdepreciable life: 5 10 20 yearscummulated yield: 5 10 20 MWh

    energy costs: 80...100 40...50 20...25 US$/MWh

    example: 36 825 m (3 units)36.8 GWh/a

    invest: 15 Mio US$

    depreciable life: 5 10 20 yearsenergy costs: 82 41 20 US$/MWhaverage fuel price: 100 ? 130 ? 200 ? US$/MWhROI: 123 319 982 %

    respectively 18.4 47.8 147 Mio US$

    profitability and costs

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