Adaptive Full-Spectrum Solar Energy Systems Cross-Cutting R&D on Adaptive Full-Spectrum Solar Energy Systems for More Efficient and Affordable Use of Solar Energy in Buildings and Hybrid Photobioreactors
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page LIST OF FIGURES ....................................... ................. iv PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS ....................................... v EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .................................................. vi PROJECT DESCRIPTION .................................................. 1 SCOPE OF W ORK ........................................................ 1 PROGRESS TOWARDS PROJECT OBJECTIVES .............................. 2 High-Lumen Test System ............................................ 2 Non-Imaging Device and TPV Array Testing............................. . 3 Prediction of Attenuation Loss for POFs .................................. 5 Design Optimization, TRNSYS HLS Model Update, and Fiber Transmission Testing ............................................................ 7 Collector/Receiver .................................................. 13 Header Design, Mass Transfer, Buffering Solution and New Tracker/Collector & Long-Term Growth Test ............................................. 14 CONCLUSIONS ....................................... ................... 24 DISTRIBUTION .......................................................... 24 iii
Wood, Byard D. & Muhs, Jeff D.Adaptive Full-Spectrum Solar Energy Systems Cross-Cutting R&D on Adaptive Full-Spectrum Solar Energy Systems for More Efficient and Affordable Use of Solar Energy in Buildings and Hybrid Photobioreactors,
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