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ENERGY DISTRIBUTION MODELS AT THE INTERFACE IN DENSE ENERGY FIELDS OF THE SOLAR CONCENTRATOR SYSTEM

Y.S. Chernozomov

Èlektron. model. 2020, 42(6):34-55
https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.42.06.034

ABSTRACT

Possibilities of providing admissible thermal modes of the elements working in dense energy fields of the offered solar concentrator are analyzed. The principle and features of its functioning are described. Methods of providing admissible thermal modes of operation of its optical elements taking into account electrodynamic features of solar radiation are offered. Models of energy distribution at the interface of media and methods of creating the effect of complete reflection on elements operating in dense energy fields are considered.

KEYWORDS

index of refraction, invariants of Кеttеlеrа, anisotropy, ferrits, mеtаmaterials, screening measure.

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