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This research project, called “Sand Warehouse”, is looking for low-cost, gravity-fed sunlight receivers and storage systems, heat absorption by sand molecules, heat transfer and energy storage. heat.<\/p>\n
The Masdar Institute of Science and Technology is an independent research institute focused on advanced energy and sustainable techniques.<\/p>\n
Dr. Behjat Al Yousuf, Deputy Director of Masdar Research Institute said: \u201cThe success of the ‘Sand Warehouse’ study makes us more confident in the strength of the locality.<\/p>\n
We will scale up our solar research and are confident that it will continue to be successful.\u201d<\/p>\n
Replacing the old heat storage material of synthetic oil and molten salt with sand at a low cost will increase the efficiency of the machinery.<\/p>\n
The analysis shows that desert sand can be used as a heat storage material at temperatures of 800-1000 \u00b0C.<\/p>\n
Analysis of the chemical composition of sand by X-ray fluorescence and X-ray diffraction techniques showed that the sand is mostly quartz and carbonate.<\/p>\n
The radiant reflectance of the sand is also measured before and after a calorific cycle. Desert sand can not only be used as a heat storage material, but also as a material to directly absorb sunlight in a concentrated stream of sunlight.<\/p>\n
Dr Nicolas Calvet said: \u201cThe ability of sand in a desert environment like the one in Arabia allows to reduce the cost of a new type of solar power plant that can use sand both as a heat storage material and as a material. absorb the sun.\u201d<\/p>\n
The next step of the work is to test the enhancement of the heat storage efficiency of sand on a pre-commercial scale at Masdar Research Institute by lowering the focused beam of light, potentially industrial cooperation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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