2016•Applied Solar EnergyRequires access

Method of alignment of the optical axis of a heliostat tracking sensor with the main optical axis of the concentrator

A. A. Kuchkarov, Yuldash Sobirov, Mirzasultan Abdurahimovich Mamatkasimov, A. A. Abdumuminov, A. A. Abdurakhmanov

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An accelerated method of aligning the center of the reflected light spot from an individual heliostat with the focal point of the concentrator by the alignment of the optical axis of the heliostat tracking sensors with the main optical axis of the concentrator is.

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An accelerated method of aligning the center of the reflected light spot from an individual heliostat with the focal point of the concentrator by the alignment of the optical axis of the heliostat tracking sensors with the main optical axis of the concentrator is.

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An accelerated method of aligning the center of the reflected light spot from an individual heliostat with the focal point of the concentrator by the alignment of the optical axis of the heliostat tracking sensors with the main optical axis of the concentrator is.

Key concepts: Heliostat, Concentrator, Optics, Optical axis, Tracking (education), Physics, Point (geometry), Materials science

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