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              lower limit of the deviation correction range, the deviation-
              correction process finishes, and the azimuth deviation angle and
              elevation deviation angle are recorded as the corrected values of X
              and Y separately in the database while recording the completion
              date and time of deviation correction.
                 In the case that the absolute value of deviation is greater than
              the upper limit of the deviation correction range and the number
              of deviation corrections is less than the maximum number of
              deviation corrections, new coordinates are calculated based on the
              current deviation and sent to the heliostat control system; when the
              heliostat once again reaches the deviation-correction point, the
              camera is initiated. In the event that the absolute value of deviation
              is less than the lower limit of the range, the deviation correction
              process finishes, and the azimuth deviation angle and elevation
              deviation angle are recorded as the corrected values of X and Y
              separately in the database while recording the completion date and
              time of deviation rectification. In the event that the number of
              deviation corrections is equivalent to the maximum number of
              deviation corrections and the absolute value of deviation is still
              greater than the upper limit of the range, it means that the
              deviation correction fails, and the respective data will not be
              recorded in the database.
                 After completion of deviation correction, the deviation-correction
              heliostat number will be automatically reset, and the system returns
              to the status of “deviation correction to be performed.” The control
              program will then select the next heliostat mirror number for
              deviation correction and initiate the next deviation correction
              process; the cycle repeats.
           3. Special circumstances. If no tracking deviation angle is recorded in
              the respective daily time interval, the tracking deviation angle
              inspected in the respective time interval of the previous day, several
              days before, or from the previous month shall be used as the
              tracking deviation angle for that day. If there is no inspection result
              for the current time interval, the tracking deviation angle shall be 0.
              Then the tracking deviation angle inspected in the previous time
              interval shall be applied as the tracking deviation inspection result
              of the current time interval.
                 To achieve higher tracking precision, according to database
              records, the tracking deviation curve of the heliostat
              corresponding to any given daily time can be obtained through
              interpolation based on modifying the current angle of the heliostat
              so that the heliostat’s concentrated solar image can be precisely
              projected to the target position.
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