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Efficient Fresnel lens for solar concentration

Abstract The development effort in optical components for optimally concentrating solar energy has thus far emphasized reflecting elements, such as cylindrical and compound parabolic mirrors. In this paper we consider transmission elements, particularly a new design for an efficient linear Fresnel lens capable of high concentration for a given acceptance angle. The predicted performance of the lens is comparable to that of the “ideal” reflector, while providing greater reliability at a lower cost.

A. A. Friesem | G. Yekutieli | E. M. Kritchman

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