Outdoor Operating Temperature Modeling of Photovoltaic Modules Including Transient Effect

Oh, Soo‐Young; Kim, Min‐Soo; So, Won-Shup; Kim, Woo Kyoung; Jung, Jae Hak; Park, Chinho; Benazzouz, Aboubakr; Ikken, Badr; Naimi, Zakaria; Benlarabi, Ahmed

doi:10.1109/pvsc.2017.8366327

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“…One way to overcome this limitation of the Faiman model is to extend it to a transient thermal model. Various transient thermal models have been developed 11,13,20–26 . However, these models are generally much more complex than the Faiman model, distinguishing between convective and radiative heat loss and applying nonlinear heat loss terms.…”

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Development and improvement of a transient temperature model of PV modules: Concept of trailing data

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Tsvetelina

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Progress in Photovoltaics

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The development of a transient temperature model of photovoltaic (PV) modules is presented in this paper. Currently, there are a few steady‐state temperature models targeted at assessing and predicting the PV module temperature. One of the most commonly used models is the Faiman thermal model. This model is derived from the modified Hottel‐Whillier‐Bliss (HWB) model for flat‐plate solar‐thermal collector under steady‐state conditions and assumes low or no thermal mass in the modules (i.e., short time constants such that transients are neglected, and steady‐state conditions are assumed). The transient extension of the Faiman model we present in this paper introduces a thermal mass, which provides two advantages. First of all, it improves the temperature prediction under dynamic conditions. Second, our transient extension to the Faiman model allows the accurate parametrization of the Faiman model under dynamic conditions. We present our model and parametrization method. Furthermore, we applied the model and parametrization method to a 1‐year data set with 5‐min resolved outdoor module measurements. We demonstrate a significant improvement in temperature prediction for the transient model, especially under dynamic conditions.

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“…Various transient thermal models have been developed. 11,13,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26] However, these models are generally much more complex than the Faiman model, distinguishing between convective and radiative heat loss and applying nonlinear heat loss terms.…”

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Development and improvement of a transient temperature model of PV modules: Concept of trailing data

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Novel Silica-Based PV Glass Cover Providing Higher Radiative Cooling and Power Production Compared With State-of-the-Art Glass Covers

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2021

IEEE J. Photovoltaics

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Outdoor Operating Temperature Modeling of Photovoltaic Modules Including Transient Effect

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Development and improvement of a transient temperature model of PV modules: Concept of trailing data

Development and improvement of a transient temperature model of PV modules: Concept of trailing data

Novel Silica-Based PV Glass Cover Providing Higher Radiative Cooling and Power Production Compared With State-of-the-Art Glass Covers

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