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Experimental and Numerical Performance Evaluation of a 45kWel Multi-Source Solar Simulator

Gaël Levêque, Roman Bader, Wojciech Lipiński, Sophia Haussener

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Abstract

A novel high-flux solar simulator has been designed, implemented and characterized. It is composed of 18 2.5kWel xenon lamps. The selected design ensures a good versatility, a high flux available (up to 24 600 suns) and a better uniformity.

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A novel high-flux solar simulator has been designed, implemented and characterized. It is composed of 18 2.5kWel xenon lamps. The selected design ensures a good versatility, a high flux available (up to 24 600 suns) and a better uniformity.

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A novel high-flux solar simulator has been designed, implemented and characterized. It is composed of 18 2.5kWel xenon lamps. The selected design ensures a good versatility, a high flux available (up to 24 600 suns) and a better uniformity.

Key concepts: Solar simulator, Suns in alchemy, Flux (metallurgy), Xenon, Simulation, Computer science, Aerospace engineering, Nuclear engineering

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