Energy production from solar ponds

Power plants – Utilizing natural heat – Geothermal

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60671, 126271, 122 31R, 165 45, F03G 702

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040634191

ABSTRACT:
A method for obtaining solar energy in a useful form by utilizing solar ponds, the method comprising direct or indirect contact of hot liquid from the pond with a low boiling point immiscible working fluid for transfer of the heat energy from the liquid to the working fluid. Subsequently, the heated working fluid is separated from the liquid and flash evaporated to provide hot high pressure vapors which are led to a turbine or similar working device to produce electricity. The spent vapors are thereafter condensed and reused in the system. The solar ponds employ a covering agent to minimize evaporation of the liquid and thus provide for a maximum internal heat building. Additionally, light absorbing dyes may be added to the pond liquid to improve solar absorbing efficiency. The pond liquids may alternatively be used for a medium thermal requirement process or supplying heat source for a building structure.

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