Each structure is comprised of two parabolic dishes with a highly reflective mirrored surface measuring 65.4 square metres This new development shares the advantages of the concept patented by Titan Tracker which were successfully applied for high levels of concentration, i.e. extreme accuracy (greater than 0.01º) and significant reliability thanks to its geometry and continuous tracking, which avoids peaks in stress produced by thousands of starts and stops needed in mounted-pole trackers.
According to Titan Tracker, the cost efficiency of this dish concentrator will make it possible to construction utility-scale solar plants at a reasonable cost. Titan Tracker is offering licensing agreements to local manufacturers, developers or EPC firms interested in this technology.
The new product will be launched for the first time at Intersolar (USA) in San Francisco next month.
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