The phrase "a central receiver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to energy systems, communication, or any scenario where a central entity is receiving information or resources.
Example: "The solar power plant utilizes a central receiver to collect and convert sunlight into energy."
Alternatives: "a primary receiver" or "a main receiver".
And if a central receiver failed, the whole system collapsed.The newer technology remedies these faults.
And other competing solar-thermal technologies that were developed in parallel with trough-based systems, but never commercialised, are also ready to be deployed.Among them is an approach that BrightSource uses, in which a field of small, flat mirrors called "heliostats" redirect and concentrate sunlight onto a central receiver at the top of a tower.
A method for optimizing a central receiver solar thermal electric power plant is studied.
In this paper we focus on a one-hop star network, as shown in Figure 2. It consists of a number of transmitters and a central receiver.
The system analyzed is composed of a central receiver, hot and cold thermal energy storage units, heat exchangers, a recuperator, and three-stage compression and expansion subsystems with intercoolers between compressors and reheaters between turbines, respectively.
The system analyzed is composed of a central receiver, hot and cold thermal energy storage units, a heat exchanger, a recuperator, and multi-stage compression expansion subsystems with intercoolers and reheaters between compressors and turbines respectively.
The allowable flux density on a solar central receiver is a significant receiver parameter and is related to the receiver life span and economics.
This paper will discuss the theory and application of such a strategy based on flux mappings produced by raytracing methods for a Multi Tower Solar Array central receiver system planned for construction in Newcastle, Australia.
A modular central receiver heliostat field in high-concentration application was modelled numerically.
A conceptual design and economic analysis are presented for a hydrogen production plant based on the use of thermochemical water splitting combined with a solar central receiver.
It locates the heliostats in the field of a solar central receiver plant so that they provide no blocking losses over the year.
