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The present study investigates the thermal performances of two ISCC configurations which one integrates a parabolic trough collector technology with a conventional combined cycle (ISCC-PTC) and the other one integrates a solar tower power (ISCC-ST) with more attention is paid to solar electric conversion. The results have shown high thermal performances for both ISCC systems while the ISCC-ST exhibits a constant value of 0.21 of solar to electric efficiency conversion for the two selected days but the ISCC-PTC value is 0.16 for the spring day which is 31% lesser than that one of ISCC-ST. This investigation allows concluding that the configuration of ISCC-ST integrating a solar tower power is a good option for integration of solar energy into a conventional combined cycle.
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The support from Directorate-General for Scientific Research and Technological Development (DG-RSDT) of Algerian government in the form of research grant is gratefully acknowledged.
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Amani, M., Smaili, A. (2021). Thermal Performances Investigation of Two ISCC Layouts. In: Chiba, Y., Tlemçani, A., Smaili, A. (eds) Advances in Green Energies and Materials Technology. Springer Proceedings in Energy. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0378-5_50
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