Soltigua PTMX EN
Soltigua PTMX EN
Soltigua PTMX EN
Industrial Soltigua’s PTMx parabolic solar collector harvests the energy of the sun to provide heat to
process heat industrial processes for generating hot water, steam, hot oil and hot air.
Thanks to the abundant solar radiation available throughout the solar belt, a vast number of
industrial processes can integrate traditional energy sources with solar energy. Energy savings
and environmental pollution reduction are particularly efficient in processes where daily and
annual demand for heat is constant, or where peaks of demand are reached during summer (e.g.:
dry-cleaning facilities for tourist resorts).
PTMx can generate process heat up to 250°C by heating steam, thermal oil or water, both directly
or indirectly depending on what is best for each industrial process. PTMx modular design makes it
simple to integrate solar energy also into existing industrial systems.
Solar Solar cooling generates air conditioning from solar energy and takes advantage of summer high
cooling solar radiation and the need for air conditioning during the same period, thus reducing significantly
energy consumption during peak hours.
By feeding high temperature heat to a double effect water-lithium bromide absorption chiller, PTMx
permits the maximum exploitation of the solar potential with an energy efficiency which can not
be reached by other solar technologies. PTMx can be integrated into a complete HVAC system that
contributes also to hot water production and winter heating.
Furthermore, by using clean and renewable solar energy, concentrating collectors such as
PTMx represent the most appropriate technology for realising solar district heating and
cooling systems.
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1 m2 of PTMx can produce over 1000 kWh
annually at 150°C, hence avoiding the
emission of over 200 kg of CO2 into the
atmosphere1.
Cost savings Integrating Soltigua collectors in the existing heating process is a convenient option which gives:
USD/MWhth
- Rapid return on investment
100 - Energy coverage up to 70%
- Strong operating cost reduction
- Reduction of CO2 emissions
50
- Independence from volatile fuel markets
0 The fuel replacement fraction depends on several factors such as the radiation available on site,
Diesel Solar Energy Solar Energy
Incl. depreciation* Operating cost the working conditions, the space available.
Evaluation in solar belt countries
*depreciation over 10 years
Case study A steam process for the pharma industry in India, which consumes more than 400’000 liters of
diesel per year can offset more than 30% of its annual bill by installing a solar filed with a collecting
surface of 1’134 m2.
steam
distribution
thermic fluid
solar circuit
steam
manifold
expansion
tank
solar field
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The above-listed energy data of the parabolic troughs are purely indicative.
The efficiency of the solar concentrators could vary depending on the installation’s location and orientation, climatic
conditions, plant design adopted and the fossil fuel which is being substituted.
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Technical overview
PTMx is available in four basic models of different size, that can be combined in order to realize
customized solar fields, starting from few hundred square meters of collecting surface.
Pressure Up to 10 bar
*= corresponding to a specific power of 537 W/m2 at the following operating conditions: TOutlet = 200°C; TInlet = 180°C; TExternal =
30°C; DNI = 900 W/m2; Longitudinal Angle = 0°.
Soltigua concentrating collectors can supply solar energy to thermal processes up to 320°C.
By manufacturing both parabolic troughs and Fresnel collectors, Soltigua can offer the most suitable
solution for the specific client needs.
For further information and request for proposals please contact: [email protected]
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