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Some reserches about the high tech self cleaning solar panels

Some reserches about the high tech self cleaning solar panels

  • 2020-06-29
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Some reserches about the high tech self cleaning solar panels

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The effect of anti-reflective and anti-soiling coating on polycrystalline PV modules exposed outdoors for one year at Spain have been evaluated when using an anti-soiling coating product by Asahi Kasei Corporation (Piliougine et al., 2013). During the one-year exposure period, the coated PV modules demonstrated an average daily soiling loss of 2.5%, while uncoated modules a daily average of 3.3%.

This contribution aims in presenting the optical, self-cleaning properties and stability of the coating determined in laboratory conditions. Also, coated and uncoated PV units functioning in real conditions were monitored within 7 months in Attica (Greece) and 5 months in Neimeng province (China). The recorded variation of energy output difference is discussed in relation with the PV surface properties and the atmospheric conditions.

The outdoor power generation performance was evaluated using two different experimental set-ups. In the one set-up, the evaluation of PV panels (without inverters) was targeted. Two brand new panels were directly connected to two identical resistances able to fully consume the current produced from the PV. The tilt of the investigated panels was fixed at 32°. All the operational parameters were exactly the same except from the covering layer. The experimental analyses were conducted at the Science and Technology Park of Lavrio in Greece (φ = 37°42′). In the second set-up, the evaluation of PV system was targeted. Two arrays, one coated with SSG and one uncoated, consisted of more than 2000 panels each were used. The operational parameters were the same and the measurements were performed following standards requirements. The experimental analyses were conducted at Baoergai PV plant in China (φ = 40°45′) where the tilt of the panels was 34°. The two experimental set-ups are described in details below.

 

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