Energy performance of 3 silicon-based PV module technologies in 20 sites of Morocco

Bennouna, A.; Aarich, N.; Erraissi, N.; Akhsassi, M.; Asselman, Adel; Barhdadi, Abdelfettah; Boukhattem, Lahcen; Cherkaoui, Abdeljabbar; Darmane, Y.; Doudou, A.; Fanaoui, A. El; Omari, Hamid El; Fahoume, M.; Hadrami, M.; Hartiti, Bouchaib; Ihlal, A.; Khaidar, Mohammed; Lfakir, A.; Lotfi, Hossein; Loudiyi, Khalid; Mabrouki, Mustapha; Moussaid, D.; Raoufi, Mustapha; Ridah, Abderraouf; Saadani, Rachid; Zorkani, Izeddine; Aboufirass, M.; Ghennioui, Abdellatif

doi:10.1016/j.esd.2019.09.002

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“…The PV plant (Fig. 1 provided in [1] ) was installed in the framework of the well documented ‘Propre.Ma’ national project [3] . It is composed of three PV technologies: mono-crystalline (m-Si), poly-crystalline (p-Si) and amorphous (a-Si); accumulating an overall capacity of 5.94 kWp.…”

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“…These raw data contain some gaps due to [3] : Electrical breakdowns: the PV plant's outputs are synchronized with the same frequency as that of the grid; when the grid power cuts-off, the data acquisition system doesn't work; Inverters failure: when an inverter is faulty, electrical records are set to 0 until it is fixed; Burned or disarmed fuse: in these cases, null or erroneous values are stored. …”

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confidence: 99%

“…Despite the presence of some missing periods, the provided data can be successfully reused as mentioned previously in the Value of the data section. However, in the case of time series models where continuously measured data are usually required, an appropriate estimation method (average/weighting methods [3] , Numerical Weather Predictions, prediction models…) can be used to fill the gaps due to the aforementioned causes.…”

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Data of a PV plant implemented in hot semi-arid climate

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This paper presents data collected from a 5.94 kWp grid connected photovoltaic (PV) plant implemented in hot semi-arid climate of Safi region, Morocco. The data include electrical power production and PV module temperature of three PV technologies: mono-crystalline (m-Si), poly-crystalline (p-Si), and amorphous (a-Si); they also include plane of array solar irradiance and ambient temperature. Solar irradiance was measured with calibrated reference cells, inverters provided the produced powers, and the temperatures were obtained by Pt100 probes. The data were measured each 5 min and were remotely accessible through internet. They were preprocessed to eliminate unrepresentative records and were used for the development of simple and accurate models for PV power forecasting [1] . These data are typical for hot semi-arid climate and may be reused for regional forecast of PV power as well as solar energy and PV module temperature predictions.

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“…In another study, the performances of monocrystalline and polycrystalline panels were compared under the same ambient conditions [11]. In one project in Morocco, different PV panel technologies were installed in 20 other cities, and the energy performance of the system was tested [12]. In addition, the long-term performance of PV panels in tropical climate conditions was also investigated [13].…”

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Dynamic Performance Comparison of the Different PV Modules with Real Data

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2022

European Journal of Technic

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Nowadays, photovoltaic panels are an important source of electricity production and one of the preferable renewable resources. Many companies have started to produce because of increasing PV panel demand. It is a fact that the performance of PV panels under real environmental conditions in the application area will affect the benefit to be obtained from the application and the investment to be made. In this study, MATLAB/Simulink models of the PV panels are used for performance comparison with measured weather data in Istanbul, Turkey. The parameters of five different PV panels in the market are used for analysing the total energy generation performances under different weather conditions. Thus, the effects of using dynamic analysis to be obtained from more detailed simulation studies have been revealed instead of feasibility calculations to be made using only the data specified in the technical document.

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“…The work presented in this article is a part of two projects. The first project, named PROPRE.MA (PROductivité Photovoltaïque à l'échelle REgionale dans tout le Maroc), is funded by IRESEN and managed by the Faculty of Sciences Semlalia Marrakech (FSSM) [58][59][60]. It aims at mapping the productivity and the efficiency of three different technologies of PV panels (monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon, and amorphous silicon) in 21 different locations in Morocco.…”

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Performance Assessment of a Hybrid System with Hydrogen Storage and Fuel Cell for Cogeneration in Buildings

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The search for new fuels to supersede fossil fuels has been intensified these recent decades. Among these fuels, hydrogen has attracted much interest due to its advantages, mainly cleanliness and availability. It can be produced from various raw materials (e.g., water, biomass) using many resources, mainly water electrolysis and natural gas reforming. However, water electrolysis combined with renewable energy sources is the cleanest way to produce hydrogen while reducing greenhouse gases. Besides, hydrogen can be used by fuel cells for producing both electrical and thermal energy. The aim of this work was towards efficient integration of this system into energy efficient buildings. The system is comprised of a photovoltaic system, hydrogen electrolyzer, and proton exchange membrane fuel cell operating as a cogeneration system to provide the building with both electricity and thermal energy. The system’s modeling, simulations, and experimentations were first conducted over a short-run period to assess the system’s performance. Reported results show the models’ accuracy in analyzing the system’s performance. We then used the developed models for long-run testing of the hybrid system. Accordingly, the system’s electrical efficiency was almost 32%. Its overall efficiency reached 64.5% when taking into account both produced electricity and thermal energy.

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Energy performance of 3 silicon-based PV module technologies in 20 sites of Morocco

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Data of a PV plant implemented in hot semi-arid climate

Data of a PV plant implemented in hot semi-arid climate

Dynamic Performance Comparison of the Different PV Modules with Real Data

Performance Assessment of a Hybrid System with Hydrogen Storage and Fuel Cell for Cogeneration in Buildings

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