TY - JOUR
T1 - The Effect of Temperature Change on the Output Characteristics of a Solar Power Plant under Partial Shading Conditions
AU - Kievets, Anton
AU - Bay, Julius
AU - Suvorov, Aleksey
AU - Askarov, Alisher
AU - Rudnik, Vladimir
PY - 2020/1/1
Y1 - 2020/1/1
N2 - Currently, the world is widely introducing renewable energy sources including solar power plants (SPP). In order to predict their work, it is necessary to adequately simulate the processes occurring in solar panels, not only in standard conditions, but also in conditions of partial shading. At present, the effect of partial shadowing is considered from the point of view of changes in the luminous flux, however, for a more adequate and comprehensive simulation, it is also necessary to take into account the temperature change in the shaded areas of SPP, especially considering the area of powerful SPP, the temperature of individual sections of which can radically differ, which is undoubtedly will lead to a change in the output characteristics of the SPP. Failure to take this factor into account, when modeling high-power SPP leads to results that do not correspond to real data.
AB - Currently, the world is widely introducing renewable energy sources including solar power plants (SPP). In order to predict their work, it is necessary to adequately simulate the processes occurring in solar panels, not only in standard conditions, but also in conditions of partial shading. At present, the effect of partial shadowing is considered from the point of view of changes in the luminous flux, however, for a more adequate and comprehensive simulation, it is also necessary to take into account the temperature change in the shaded areas of SPP, especially considering the area of powerful SPP, the temperature of individual sections of which can radically differ, which is undoubtedly will lead to a change in the output characteristics of the SPP. Failure to take this factor into account, when modeling high-power SPP leads to results that do not correspond to real data.
KW - modeling of electric power systems
KW - partial shading
KW - solar power station
KW - temperature change
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U2 - 10.1515/ijeeps-2019-0198
DO - 10.1515/ijeeps-2019-0198
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85079778674
JO - International Journal of Emerging Electric Power Systems
JF - International Journal of Emerging Electric Power Systems
SN - 1553-779X
M1 - 20190198
ER -