Definition: Parabolic trough
Parabolic trough
A solar energy conversion device that uses a trough covered with a highly reflective surface to focus sunlight onto a linear absorber containing a working fluid that can be used to spin a turbine for electricity generation; with a single-axis sun-tracking system, the configuration of a parabolic trough can track the sun from east to west during the day.[1][2][3]
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- Related Terms
- Concentrating solar power, Linear concentratorenergy, electricity generation, turbine, energy
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