A User's Manual for DELSOL3 - prod.sandia.gov - Sandia National ...
A User's Manual for DELSOL3 - prod.sandia.gov - Sandia National ...
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Sample Problem lb - Per<strong>for</strong>mance/Flux Run <strong>for</strong> an Optimized Design<br />
Problem Statement<br />
For the 125 MWe system optimized in Sample Problem la, <strong>prod</strong>uce a detailed<br />
per<strong>for</strong>mance summary of the system on an annual basis, and show that the flux<br />
at any point on the receiver does not exceed the flux limit of 0.85 MW/m2.<br />
InDut Cards<br />
SAMPLE PROBLEM Ib<br />
$BASIC IPROB=O. ITAPE=3. TDESP-125.0 $<br />
$FIELD B<br />
BHSTAT $<br />
OHEC 3<br />
BNLFLUX IFtX-1, IFXOUT(3. 1)=1, IFLAUT=1.<br />
DIAMF.12.0, NXFLX=13. NYFLX=13.<br />
FAZMIN=O.O. FAZMAX=360.0. FZMIN=12.0. FZMAX=-12.0 $<br />
BNLEFF $<br />
BREC W=-I. 8<br />
Analysis of InDut<br />
For an annual per<strong>for</strong>mance calculation, IPROB=O is specified. ITAPE=3<br />
indicates that the optimized system is stored on a file on Unit 30, and TDESP<br />
specifies the power level of the system to be so analyzed. All values relating to<br />
the heliostats, field, and receiver will be defined from the file on Unit 30, and<br />
should not be redefined in these namelist inputs, even though the namelist cards<br />
must still remain in the input in the correct order.<br />
A flux map over the whole receiver is specified by the appropriate choices of<br />
the values in Namelist $NLFLUX$. The values of FZMIN, FZMAX, FAZMIN,<br />
and FAZMAX are distances from the point specified by the values of XFC, YFC,<br />
and ZFC, which in this case were the default values. IFXOUT(3,1)=1 specifies<br />
that the flux map will be <strong>for</strong> the third of NYEAR days (in this case, day 81) at<br />
the first time <strong>for</strong> which calculations are done, that is, solar noon (time=O.O). The<br />
value of DIAMF would have defaulted to the receiver diameter anyway, but was<br />
included as a precautionary/in<strong>for</strong>mational action.<br />
Comments on OutDut<br />
As <strong>for</strong> the first part of Problem la, printouts of namelists and then sum-<br />
maries of heliostats and the receiver are printed. Positions of flux points are next<br />
printed, followed by field and insolation summaries. Next, yearly average and de-<br />
sign point per<strong>for</strong>mance summaries are printed, followed by an annual power pro-<br />
duction table and summary. Finally, a table of fluxes at the requested locations is<br />
printed.<br />
Note that the insolation value used in the design point summary and calcu-<br />
lation of fluxes is different from the value used in the annual power <strong>prod</strong>uction<br />
table. The <strong>for</strong>mer uses the value REFSOL, while the latter uses the calculated<br />
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