Contribution to the Simulation and Parametric Analysis of the Operation of a Solar Concentration Thermal Installation

The objective of this contribution is to highlight the direction of variation in thermal efficiency in order to determine the optimum thermodynamic parameters for the best operation of the solar concentrating heat machine. The machine studied as part of this article works in part following the ideal cycle of RANKINE and other part by following the ideal cycle of HIRN (improved installation). The preferred approach to achieve the objectives is based on: - Influence of low pressure and high pressure for a machine working according to the ideal RANKINE cycle. - And the temperature of overheating for installation next up the ideal cycle of HIRN. Simulations for different modifications on the RANKINE and HIRN cycles show that for an increase in the superheat temperature, the increase of the high pressure and the reduction of the low-pressure lead to a better yield. This contribution consists, from the simulations, to make a parametric analysis of the operation of an installation in order to propose a possible improvement.