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COOPERANT CSP-TES
Development of a novel prototype with three main features:
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High-performance Open Volumetric Receivers (OVR) for solar absorption and use of air as HTF
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Thermal Energy Storage (TES) hybrid packed bed system
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High-temperature solid-state mixtures and phase change materials
Benefits of COOPERANT CSP-TES PROTOTYPE design concept
More efficient power cycles (>42% thermal eff.)
Modularity and scalability
High energy density 600 kWh/m3
Customisation to diverse applications
Saving of TES construction material (25-30%)
Flexibility and dispatchability
High temperature operation >1000ºc
4-10 times more compact than sensible storage
Air as a sustainable HFT
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COOPERANT-AI TOOL
This AI data driven tool will monitor and control the management of the flexible load TES coupled with the CSP generation. It proposes advanced control based on:
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Reinforced Deep Learning (rDL) technique to develop a Digital Twin (DT).
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Multicriteria Design Optimization (MDO) to make informed decisions towards replicability.
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COOPERANT-TRANSFER
COOPERANT-TRANSFER is a transference program involving a multi-sector Stakeholder Replicability Board (SRB)for clustering, networking and synergetic actions. It includes the created Dissemination,Exploitation, Communicationand trainingmaterial, Open Access publications, best practices, factsheets,and a live lab demo to promote project outcomes while increasing scientific, industry, policyand socialacceptance.
CONSORTIUM
Project innovations:
· CSP-TES prototype
· AI-TOOL
· TRANSFER PACK
Demo campaing
DEC & TRAINING
Multi-stakeholder approach
DEC actions and materials
Int. and ext. training
Open Science and FAIR data
CLUSTERING
Policy makers
Synergies & Networking
Sisterhood of projects
EU & Associated countries platforms, ERA Nets
SRB
Multi-sectorial industries
Co-creation approach
Definition of needs
Replicability analysis
COOPERANT-TRANSFER
The target objectives of the Quintuple Helix will be pursued by all partners through communication and dissemination efforts. These initiatives will be conducted across EU territories and associate countries, including Switzerland and the UK, to educate both the scientific community and the public.