A REVIEW OF THE USE OF THERMAL SOLAR ENERGY WITH CAES SYSTEMS
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https://doi.org/10.59627/cbens.2016.1967Palavras-chave:
Thermal solar energy, CAES, TESResumo
Considering the importance of studying energy production and its storage, this paper conducts a survey of the most relevant publications already realized about the use of thermal solar energy with compressed air energy storage (CAES). Once solar energy devices meet some needs of CAES, they allow its usage for electricity generation in a much more clean way, without the necessity of burning fossil fuels. Moreover, when coupled to another store system like the thermal energy storage (TES), they enable compressed air use even during moments of no sunlight. These possibilities are treated here by gathering some works which best represent them. Also motivated by the fact that such promising combination still has a lack for new research, the authors propose a different system to be studied in future. All this data and the best references can be found in this paper and used to proceed with new investigation in this area.
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