Solar collector using total internal reflectance

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Thermoelectric – Radiation pyrometer

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136 89SJ, H01L 3106

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041432347

ABSTRACT:
A solar collector is constructed of a photoelectric cell mounted within a collector of the total internal reflectance type. The photoelectric cell has the form of a rod of a monocrystalline element or compound with a generally cylindrical junction spaced at a distance radially inwardly from the outer surface of the rod. The photoelectric cell is mounted within a trough shaped collector which is at least partially filled with a transparent solid wherein total internal reflectance of incident radiation increases the effectiveness of the collector.

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