Plans d’expérience pour mélanges

Tinsson, Walter

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11472-4_7

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“…Indeed, the DoE method has been successfully introduced in industrial systems and research and has built its principles from statistical and mathematical methods [1]. Several domains use the DoE method as those mentioned in Refs [2,3].…”

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The DoE method as an efficient tool for modeling the behavior of monocrystalline Si-PV module

Kessaissia¹,

Zegaoui²,

Boutoubat³

et al. 2018

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. The objective of this paper is to apply the Design of Experiments (DoE) method to study and to obtain a predictive model of any marketed monocrystalline photovoltaic (mc-PV) module. This technique allows us to have a mathematical model that represents the predicted responses depending upon input factors and experimental data. Therefore, the DoE model for characterization and modeling of mc-PV module behavior can be obtained by just performing a set of experimental trials. The DoE model of the mc-PV panel evaluates the predictive maximum power, as a function of irradiation and temperature in a bounded domain of study for inputs. For the mc-PV panel, the predictive model for both one level and two levels were developed taking into account both influences of the main effect and the interactive effects on the considered factors. The DoE method is then implemented by developing a code under Matlab software. The code allows us to simulate, characterize, and validate the predictive model of the mc-PV panel. The calculated results were compared to the experimental data, errors were estimated, and an accurate validation of the predictive models was evaluated by the surface response. Finally, we conclude that the predictive models reproduce the experimental trials and are defined within a good accuracy.

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confidence: 99%