Authors :
Abdirahman Ahmed Osman
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14288130
Abstract :
Because of its dependability and effectiveness,
grid-connected photovoltaic systems constitute the
majority of the market for this technology. It is currently
of utmost importance to have a system that can supply an
adequate amount of power under ideal circumstances and
deliver a considerable level of performance over time.
This Photovoltaic array system that is connected to the
grid is examined in the following study. It is planned to
produce a nominal power of 8kWp at STC, and its design
is simulated with PVsyst software. The study concentrates
on important aspects such as system production, output
power losses with a Sankey diagram, performance ratio
(PR), and output energy of the system to be located,
analyzing the output of PV modules, adjusting the field
type, and sketching curves of power distribution and
temperature distribution. system production, output
power losses with a Sankey diagram, performance ratio
(PR), and output energy of the system to be located. In
addition to that, the findings of this study show how
power is distributed during output and highlight how
necessary it is to pay attention to module connections
throughout the design phase of string construction.
Keywords :
PVsyst, Tilt Angle, STC, Performance Ratio, Inverter, Berbera.
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Because of its dependability and effectiveness,
grid-connected photovoltaic systems constitute the
majority of the market for this technology. It is currently
of utmost importance to have a system that can supply an
adequate amount of power under ideal circumstances and
deliver a considerable level of performance over time.
This Photovoltaic array system that is connected to the
grid is examined in the following study. It is planned to
produce a nominal power of 8kWp at STC, and its design
is simulated with PVsyst software. The study concentrates
on important aspects such as system production, output
power losses with a Sankey diagram, performance ratio
(PR), and output energy of the system to be located,
analyzing the output of PV modules, adjusting the field
type, and sketching curves of power distribution and
temperature distribution. system production, output
power losses with a Sankey diagram, performance ratio
(PR), and output energy of the system to be located. In
addition to that, the findings of this study show how
power is distributed during output and highlight how
necessary it is to pay attention to module connections
throughout the design phase of string construction.
Keywords :
PVsyst, Tilt Angle, STC, Performance Ratio, Inverter, Berbera.
