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Design a spherical sensible heat storage tank for the concentrator that can store 4 mwh of energy at 574 °c using molten salt (53kno3-40nano3-7nano3 per weight). (a) assuming a 95% heat recovery efficiency from the storage tank, determine the required mass and volume of salt, including the radius of the cylinder that contains the required volume of salt. (b) assuming no wind and an ambient temperature of 25°c, determine the thickness of mineral wool insulation with thermal conductivity k = 0.018 w m-k-1 that will enable this tank to limit heat loss to 1°c per day. (c) scale the storage up to 50 mwh, recalculating its size and insulation. comment on the scalability of the system, i. e. is it better to build a small or a large storage tank?

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