Solar thermal electric plants - Part 4-1: General requirements for the design of solar power tower plants

IEC 62862-4-1:2022 specifies the general requirements for the design of solar power tower plants and covers the electric power system requirements, the solar resource assessment, the site selection, the overall planning, the layout of the heliostat field and the receiver tower, the layout of the power block, the collector system, the heat transfer, the thermal energy storage and steam generation system, the steam turbine system, the water treatment system, the information system, instrumentation and control, the electrical equipment and system, occupational safety and occupational health. This document is applicable to the design requirements of newly built, expanded or rebuilt solar power tower plants employing steam turbines with molten salt or water-steam as heat transfer fluid.

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12-Sep-2022
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IEC 62862-4-1 ®
Edition 1.0 2022-09
INTERNATIONAL
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Solar thermal electric plants –
Part 4-1: General requirements for the design of solar power tower plants

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IEC 62862-4-1 ®
Edition 1.0 2022-09
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD
Solar thermal electric plants –

Part 4-1: General requirements for the design of solar power tower plants

INTERNATIONAL
ELECTROTECHNICAL
COMMISSION
ICS 27.160 ISBN 978-2-8322-5651-0

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CONTENTS
FOREWORD . 4
1 Scope . 6
2 Normative references . 6
3 Terms and definitions . 8
4 Basic requirements . 9
5 Electric power system requirements . 10
5.1 General requirements . 10
5.2 Requirements for grid-connection . 10
5.3 Relay protection and automatic safety device . 10
5.4 Dispatching automation . 10
5.5 Electric power system communication . 11
5.6 Electric energy metering . 11
6 Solar resource assessment. 11
7 Site selection . 11
8 Overall planning . 12
8.1 General requirements . 12
8.2 Off-site planning . 12
8.3 On-site planning. 13
9 Layout of heliostat field and receiver tower . 14
9.1 General requirements . 14
9.2 Layout of heliostat field . 14
9.3 Layout of receiver tower . 14
9.4 Safety protection facilities . 15
9.5 Maintenance and inspection facilities . 15
10 Layout of power block . 15
10.1 General requirements . 15
10.2 Layout of thermal energy storage area . 16
10.3 Layout of steam generation system area . 16
10.4 Layout of steam turbine house . 17
10.5 Layout of auxiliary heating area . 17
10.6 Maintenance facilities . 17
11 Collector system . 17
11.1 General requirements . 17
11.2 Heliostats . 17
11.3 Receiver . 18
11.4 Heliostat cleaning . 19
12 Heat transfer, thermal energy storage and steam generation system . 19
12.1 General requirements . 19
12.2 Heat transfer system . 20
12.3 Thermal energy storage system . 20
12.4 Steam generation system . 21
12.5 Auxiliary system . 21
13 Steam turbine system . 22
14 Water treatment system . 22
14.1 Water quality and pretreatment . 22

14.2 Water pre-desalination . 22
14.3 Demineralized water treatment system . 22
14.4 Heliostat cleaning water treatment . 22
14.5 Wastewater treatment . 23
15 Information system . 23
15.1 Security and protection system . 23
15.2 Video monitoring system for production . 23
15.3 Information system cabling . 23
15.4 Information security . 23
16 Instrumentation and control . 23
16.1 Automation level . 23
16.2 Control mode and control room . 23
16.3 Measurements and instrumentation . 24
16.4 Alarms . 24
16.5 Protection . 24
16.6 Analogue control . 25
16.7 Control system . 25
16.8 Power supply to control system . 26
17 Electrical equipment and system . 26
17.1 Generator and main transformer . 26
17.2 AC auxiliary power system . 26
17.3 DC system and AC uninterruptible power supply . 26
17.4 High-voltage electrical switchgear . 27
17.5 Electric monitoring and control . 27
17.6 Elements relay protection. 27
17.7 Lighting system . 27
17.8 Grounding system . 27
17.9 Other facilities . 27
18 Occupational safety and occupational health . 27
Annex A (informative) Electricity output estimation . 28
Bibliography . 30

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SOLAR THERMAL ELECTRIC PLANTS –

Part 4-1: General requirements for the design of solar power tower plants

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