PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software

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10.1.7 Orientation System > Technical data > PV Array / Array i > Range Orientation The Azimuth describes the collector area's angle of deviation from the south (northern hemisphere) or from the north (southern hemisphere). It is 0° (in the northern hemisphere) when the area is exactly oriented to the lunchtime position (zenith) of the sun. Northern hemisphere Azimuth Southern hemisphere North 180 0 East -90 90 South 0 180 West 90 -90 <strong>PV*SOL</strong> detects whether the system is in the northern or southern hemisphere from the climate data record, which includes the degree of latitude. The Tilt angle (inclination) describes the angle between the horizontal and the module surface. It is 0° when the modules lie flat on the ground and 90° when they stand vertically. The radiation processor calculates the irradiation to the tilted surface from the inclination and orientation. -> How to proceed: 1. Select from • Fixed inclination • Single axis tracking: Enter a tilt angle. The azimuth automatically tracks the sun. • Dual axis tracking: The module is rotated at all times so that the solar radiation strikes the module vertically. 2. If applicable, enter the orientation and tilt angle. The resulting annual irradiation, taking shading into account, is shown in Irradiation. 3. Click on Graphic to see the irradiation [kWh/m²] over the course of a year and the radiation annual duration curve [W/²]. 100
Orientation of modules 4. [for grid connected PV arrays only] Click on Tilt angle with maximum irradiation to calculate the maximum annual irradiation to the module surface. - This corresponds to the optimal tilt angle for Grid connected systems with full feed-in. - For Stand-alone systems, the optimal tilt angle in winter must usually be selected. Optimizing for the maximum irradiation would result in high and unused surpluses in summer. This button is therefore not shown for stand-alone systems. The value appears on the button. 5. [for grid connected PV arrays only] Transfer it manually to the input field. 101
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