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Mean receiver temperature on its outer surface.

(d) Convergence goals and outputs Mean receiver temperature on its outer surface.

Thus the heat transfer coefficient is enhanced as Fig. 10 shows and the mean receiver temperature is getting lower (Fig. 11).

An average receiver temperature has been determined to provide accurate receiver loss predictions.

where qu′ is the useful energy gain per unit of the collector length; Tr, mean receiver surface temperature (°C); W, width of the parabolic reflector (m), and where F′ is the collector efficiency factor defined by Equations 5 and 6 [1, 5, 9, 10].

However, higher receiver temperature means higher thermal losses and lower useful heat amounts (see Eqs. 12 and 13, and assume constant T c).

The maximum possible thermal efficiency is the case with infinite values of the Nusselt number ratio and in this case, the receiver temperature is approximately equal; to the mean fluid temperature.

This figure indicates that the reference case presents the maximum receiver temperature and the cases with infinite Nusselt number ratio present the lowest receiver temperature close to the mean fluid temperature.

Tamb, ambient temperature; Tin, inlet fluid temperature; Tout, outlet fluid temperature; ∆T, temperature gradient; Tr, receiver temperature.

Figures 11 and 12 give results for the receiver temperature.

Figure 4 explores the variation of receiver temperature.