Multi-mirror heliostat

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-07-02
MITAKA KOHKI
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[0007]To solve the problem of the related art, the present invention provides a multi-mi

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As the size of the mirror assembly increases, the aberration becomes larger.
Due to this, the

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[0023]A multi-mirror heliostat according to an embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 14.

[0024]The multi-mirror heliostat 1 has ten mirrors 2. A number of such heliostats 1 are arranged in a field around a tower (not illustrated) having a target at the top thereof. Each of the heliostats 1 reflects sunlight onto the target of the tower.

[0025]Each of the mirrors 2 of the heliostat 1 is circular having a diameter of 50 centimeters. A reflection surface of the mirror 2 is a concave (or spherical) mirror whose curvature is dependent on a substantial focal length. As illustrated in FIG. 8, the mirror 2 is bonded to a base 3 made of aluminum alloy and the back of the base 3 is supported with a spacer 4 that is fixed to a disk 5 made of metal.

[0026]The heliostat 1 has a support post 6 that is fixed to the ground. Arranged at the top of the support post 6 is a drive 7 that is turnable in a horizontal direction. From the drive 7, a rotary shaft 8 hori

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A heliostat includes mirrors. Each mirror is supported with a frame at three points including a fulcrum and movable points. The movable points are provided with electric extendable units, respectively. The electric extendable units are separately controlled to change distances between the mirror and the frame at the movable points, thereby correcting an aberration of the mirror and always directing reflected light from the mirror toward a predetermined position.

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Owner MITAKA KOHKI
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