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Siemens' UVAC (Universal Vacuum Air Collector) offers solar field operators increased thermal heat production and an outstanding degree of efficiency. The UVAC 2010, the company's next-generation solar receiver, advances the field-proven UVAC technology even further with reduced heat emissivity and a larger active area. Its resulting thermal heat production is superior in the market. The UVAC 2010 includes Siemens' patented vacuum maintenance unit and anti-'fluorescent phenomenon' coating, designed to provide stable performance over time, even under extreme conditions. Answers for energy. The unrivaled benchmark in solar receiver efficiency The Siemens UVAC 2010 is designed for outstanding thermal output UVAC 2010 benefits at a glance: Extremely high solar absorption Reduced heat loss Larger active area Increased thermal heat production No fluorescent phenomenon Long-term hydrogen prevention Siemens-backed limited warranty Based on 20 years of field-proven experience 4 7 3 5 2 1 6 Components of the Siemens UVAC 2010 1. Coated stainless steel absorber tube 2. Coated glass sleeve enclosure 3. Glass-to-metal joint 4. Bellows 5. Hydrogen and barium getters 6. External shields 7. Internal shield
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Publication date: 16 March, 2012
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