Abstract
The efficiency of the solar collector consisting of a selective absorber and a
selective transparent filter is derived for comparing and evaluating the
collectors. The efficiency of Drude mirror type selective transparent filters is
calculated in cases of a blackbody absorber and the
Al2O3–Mo–Al2O3–Mo
highly selective absorber. As Drude mirrors, Sn-doped
In2O3 films were formed on Pyrex glass plates by rf
sputtering, and the dependence of the efficiencies on the operating conditions
of the collector, including solar concentration and temperature of the absorber,
is discussed.
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