Abstract

Using solar energy to generate thermal power is often called concentrating solar power (CSP), is a grid friendly clean energy utilization mode with unique development advantages. Large capacity heat storage system with relatively mature technology and low cost can be configured to ensure stable and controllable power generation. The method can be. Solar thermal power generation has become a strategic emerging industry supported by many countries around the world. Spain, the United States, India, South Africa and other countries have carried out commercial operation of power technology with solar thermal, and installed capacity is growing steadily. China has also given key support to CSP generation technology, which has been vigorously developed. As the most promising new energy technology, CSP generation from molten salt heat storage tower is one of the main technical approaches of CSP generation. The key is to store the absorbed solar heat through thermal storage materials and release it stably for a long time, so as to achieve continuous and stable power generation independent of solar radiation changes. Through analysis, this paper puts forward the key technology research and scheme of molten salt regenerative CSP generation system, promotes the research on the bidirectional relationship between CSP station and power grid, and realizes the innovation of renewable energy technology. Relevant research results and technical schemes can be popularized and applied in demonstration power stations, and can also be used for operation control of newly-built molten salt heat exchange and storage tower power stations in the future.

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