Crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules: characterization in the field of rural electrification

Caamaño‐Martín, E.; Lorenzo, E.; Lastres, Carmen

doi:10.1002/pip.436

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“…The use of photovoltaic installation seems to be a prospective and fast-growing technology that makes it possible to obtain energy from RES to cover the part of the small dispersed facilities needs [11][12][13]. The interest in the application of RES in buildings results from the possibility of relieving the existing power grids and reducing the costs associated with their operation.…”

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The Photovoltaic Installation Application in the Public Utility Building

Piotrowska-Woroniak

2017

Ecological Chemistry and Engineering S

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Abstract:The article presents the use of photovoltaic installation in a building with office space and a section for kindergarten to support the production of electricity using solar energy. Accepted technological installation solution, capital expenditures to be incurred for the project and payback time are shown. Paper presents the results of the performance simulation of the PV system adopted depending on the angle of photovoltaic panels. Designed photovoltaic installation consists of 62 panels with a total nominal power of 15.5 kW. The use of photovoltaics in the facility allow reducing carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere by approximately 52%. In Poland, most of the electricity produced is still based on coal and lignite. Photovoltaics is one of the renewable sources of energy, so-called "Green" energy. The investment could be made thanks to the Regional Operational Programme Podlaski, Activity 5.2 Development of local infrastructure, environmental protection 2007-2013.

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The Photovoltaic Installation Application in the Public Utility Building

Piotrowska-Woroniak

2017

Ecological Chemistry and Engineering S

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“…[3][4][5] To a great extent, this paper follows along the lines of the Universal Technical Standard for Solar Home Systems 6 and the consecutive testing campaigns of commercial PV components. [7][8][9] It should be made clear that this particular approach for technical quality assurance does not involve the accreditation of testing laboratories by international certification bodies (ISO 25) 10 as a prerequisite. Instead, it is based on the idea that technical quality in PV rural electrification is more a matter of will than of technical sophistication.…”

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On the specification and testing of inverters for stand-alone PV systems

Muñoz

Lorenzo

2005

Prog. Photovolt: Res. Appl.

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Inverter features are reviewed from a PV systems perspective, with a view to contributing to possible codes, procurement specifications and testing procedures, in order to assure the technical quality of these systems. A laboratory testing campaign has been carried out on a representative set of 16 currently available inverters and a set of the most common AC appliances. The results of the tests are discussed with the aim of divulging the particular features of operating AC appliances in PV systems and the provisions to be taken into account in PV system design. The development of testing procedures has followed the motto 'keep it as simple as possible', in order to make their application easier in conventional laboratories in developing countries.

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“…[9][10][11] It should be made clear that this particular approach for technical quality assurance does not involve the accreditation of testing laboratories by international certification bodies (ISO 25) 12 as a prerequisite. Instead, it is based on the idea that technical quality in PV rural electrification is more a matter of will than of technical sophistication.…”

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Specification and testing of PV pumps for a Moroccan project

Narvarte¹,

Poza²,

Lorenzo³

2006

Prog. Photovolt: Res. Appl.

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Although PV pumping is a mature technology, current PV pumping programmes show reliability deficiencies. This paper proposes procurement specifications and testing procedures in order to assure the technical quality of this kind of system. Testing facilities following the motto 'keep it as simple as possible', in order to make their application easier in conventional laboratories in developing countries, have been developed. The lessons learned in the application of this quality control mechanism to a PV pumping programme of 29 systems in Morocco are discussed in order to show the key parameters that should be taken into consideration in future initiatives.

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Crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules: characterization in the field of rural electrification

Cited by 20 publications

References 12 publications

The Photovoltaic Installation Application in the Public Utility Building

The Photovoltaic Installation Application in the Public Utility Building

On the specification and testing of inverters for stand-alone PV systems

Specification and testing of PV pumps for a Moroccan project

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