operation of tut solar pv power station research plant under partial shading caused by snow and buildings

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Abstract
A grid connected solar photovoltaic (PV) research facility equipped with comprehensive climatic and electric measuring systems has been designed and built in the Department of Electrical Engineering of the Tampere University of Technology (TUT). The climatic measuring system is composed of an accurate weather station, solar radiation measurements, and a mesh of irradiance and PV module temperature measurements located throughout the solar PV facility. Furthermore, electrical measurements can be taken from single PV modules and strings of modules synchronized with the climatic data. All measured parameters are sampled continuously at 10 Hz with a data-acquisition system based on swappable I/O card technology and stored in a database for later analysis. The used sampling frequency was defined by thorough analyses of the PV system time dependence. Climatic and electrical measurements of the first operation year of the research facility are analyzed in this paper. Moreover, operation of PV systems under partial shading conditions caused by snow and building structures is studied by means of the measured current and power characteristics of PV modules and strings.
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Authors Diego Torres Lobera, Anssi Mäki, Juha Huusari, Kari Lappalainen, Teuvo Suntio, Seppo Valkealahti
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Journal construction and building materials
Year 2013
DOI
10.1155/2013/837310
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/837310
Keywords
renewable energy sources

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