Systems Long Term Exposure Program: Analysis of the First Year of Data
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Improvement and validation of a transient model to predict photovoltaic module temperature
World Renewable Energy Forum, WREF 2012, Including World Renewable Energy Congress XII and Colorado Renewable Energy Society (CRES) Annual Conferen
Module temperature is modeled using a transient heat-flow model. Module temperature predicted in this fashion is important in the calculation of cell temperature, a vital input in performance modeling. Parameters important to the model are tested for sensitivity, and optimized to a single day of measured module temperature using simultaneous non-linear least squares regression. These optimized parameters are then tested for accuracy using a year's worth of data for one location. The results obtained from this analysis are compared with modeled data from a different site, as well as to results obtained using a steadystate model. We find that the transient model best captures the variability in module temperature, and that the transient model works best when calibrated for a specific location.
Improvement and validation of a transient model to predict photovoltaic module temperature
World Renewable Energy Forum, WREF 2012, Including World Renewable Energy Congress XII and Colorado Renewable Energy Society (CRES) Annual Conferen
Module temperature is modeled using a transient heat-flow model. Module temperature predicted in this fashion is important in the calculation of cell temperature, a vital input in performance modeling. Parameters important to the model are tested for sensitivity, and optimized to a single day of measured module temperature using simultaneous non-linear least squares regression. These optimized parameters are then tested for accuracy using a year's worth of data for one location. The results obtained from this analysis are compared with modeled data from a different site, as well as to results obtained using a steadystate model. We find that the transient model best captures the variability in module temperature, and that the transient model works best when calibrated for a specific location.
Simulation of photovoltaic power output for the Salt River Project integration study
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Modeling and Analysis of Photovoltaic Systems
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IMPROVEMENT AND VALIDATION OF A TRANSIENT MODEL TO PREDICT PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE TEMPERATURE
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