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23 rd International Conference on Concentrating Solar Power and Chemical Energy Systems Reflected Solar Irradiance for CSP Plants Simulation: Impact and Importance for Solar Resource Assessment

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Page 1: Reflected Solar Irradiance for CSP Plants Simulation · Impact and Importance for Solar Resource Assessment . Plan 2 ¾ Objectives ¾ Context ¾ Methods for soiling assessment ¾

23rd International Conference on Concentrating Solar Power and Chemical Energy Systems

Reflected Solar Irradiance for CSP Plants Simulation: Impact and Importance for Solar Resource Assessment

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Plan

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Objectives Context Methods for soiling assessment Results and discussion

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Objectives

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Perform more accurate simulations of CSP plants expected output based on reflected DNI (on a soiled surface)

Find the most optimal method to assess soiling on operating power plants

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Context

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• Motivations and opportunities for RDNI based simulations

High soiling conditions in Benguerir;

High impact on plant output in Benguerir;

Need for Yield analysis with real site-soiling

measurements;

Availability of a +10000m2 linear

Fresnel solar field;

Manual Soiling/Reflectivity

measurement devices are tedious;

Availability of CSP plants output

simulation;

Possibility to access the output of future CSP

projects taking into account the soiling

factor

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Solar field soiling mapping

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• Solar field reflectance mapping one

week after cleaning (5th June)

• Average reflectance for the entire

solar field 83,7%

• Reflectance peak 95%

• Reflectance pit 68,1%

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Solar field soiling mapping

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• Solar field reflectance mapping five

weeks after cleaning (4th July)

• Average reflectance for the entire

solar field 66,8%

• Reflectance peak 91,5%

• Reflectance pit 48%

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Reflected DNI measurements

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• Measurement of reflectance/RDNI done continuously with the traCS

• Cleanings performed on mirror sample every two weeks

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Power plant simulations

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• Short term simulations performed with EBSILON (single day simulation)

• Long term calculations done with Greenius and an internally developed code

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Short terms simulation results

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• Performance loss highly linked to weather conditions stiffness

• Higher performance drop with higher irradiance fluctuations

• Lower performance loss with stable weather

DNI

RDNI

Pout (RDNI)

Pout (DNI)

∆P≈20KWTh

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The DNI and RDNI values over the experiment period

• The values of the 3 DNI inputs for simulation over the measurement period.

Higher performance drop with higher irradiance fluctuations

• Soiling affect’s the DNI value very much and it’s in accordance with the

Cleanliness values measured by TraCS.

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• The power output has a similar behaviour with the DNI

• The difference is small with low DNI values.

The Power output simulation over the experiment period

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Long term simulation results

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• Over the period of Mai - July

• Average Cleanliness drop 15,8%

• Average performance loss 22%

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Conclusions and perspectives

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• Higher performance loss du to mirrors soiling may justify the need for

accurate soiling measurements before selecting CSP project sites

• Irradiance and performance losses for Benguerir are relatively high, hence

more frequent cleanings are necessary (once per week)

• Complete simulation for one year will provide a firm prevision of

performance loss for Benguerir

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Thanks for your attention!

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