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This article addresses the possible occurrence of hydraulic hammer effects in solar power towers and the limitations they impose on the response bandwidth of the control loop that governs the valve actuating on heating fluid flow. The partial differential equations that model the traveling waves associated to the hammer effect are solved with different methods. A finite dimensional approximation of the exact solution, by a transfer function with a finite number of poles is obtained. It is concluded that, for the speed of response of the temperature controller associated to the valve, there is no danger of inducing hydraulic hammer effects that can damage the equipment.
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Power plants Solar plants Hammer effect Modelling of infinite dimensional systems Usinas de energia Plantas solares Efeito martelo Modelagem de sistemas dimensionais infinitos
Citation
IGREJA, José M.; MARAKKOS, Costas; LEMOS, João M. – The hydraulic hammer effect in solar tower fluid circuit temperature controller. IFAC – PapersOnLine. ISSN 2405-8963. Vol. 50, N.º 1 (2017), pp. 129-134
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Elsevier