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08 / 11Solar heliostat
Solar heliostat: The reflector must orient and hold as target positions change. Consider outdoor load variation, positioning and safe stopping.
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Selection requirements
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Motion and load
the tracked target, rotation range, daily position changes, holding state, and variation caused by wind or mechanism resistance
Power and control
machine power and control interfaces, station commands, cycle timing, feedback, interlocks, stopping and recovery
Space and interfaces
the envelope on the array or support, connection to the reflector, cable route, and on-site assembly and service access
Duty and environment
sun and rain, temperature and humidity cycling, dust and grit, wind load, shock and vibration, storage, and field-maintenance conditions
Testing and production
target tracking and holding, position changes, wind or obstruction states, safe stopping, field reset, and consistency through long-term outdoor operation
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