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PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software

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12.7 Variant Comparison Selection<br />

In this window you can select the projects you want to compare in table format from the<br />

list of existing projects.<br />

After the selection of systems has been made (not available with <strong>PV*SOL</strong> ® -N for grid<br />

connected systems only), the projects will be shown together in a table – grid connected<br />

or stand-alone systems are grouped and listed separately .<br />

A selection is made by marking the project required and moving it into the selection list.<br />

Comparison Table<br />

Click on this button to select the projects. You<br />

can also drag and drop highlighted projects<br />

into the list.<br />

With this button you can deselect projects from<br />

the list. Click on the field labelled Current<br />

Project to load the current project into the<br />

comparison table, provided it belongs to the<br />

selected system type.<br />

Click on OK to exit the dialog and another dialog opens in which the most important<br />

parameters and a summary of the simulation results are displayed.<br />

The window has its own menu with the Close and Copy commands. The Copy command<br />

copies the table, so that the variant comparison can be pasted into external spreadsheet<br />

or word processing programmes for evaluation and printing out.<br />

The dimensions produced are different for grid connected and stand-alone systems. The<br />

table headings, however, remain the same for both systems.<br />

Table Headings<br />

File Name: the file name is set when the project is saved. If the current project has been<br />

selected but not yet saved, the file name Current Project is allocated. Otherwise the file<br />

name is given without the directory path – eg Solar1.prj. The current project’s file name is<br />

displayed at the top of the main screen.<br />

Variant Reference: the project variant reference can be entered at the top of the main<br />

screen or is given as the file reference when saving the project.<br />

Project Name: the name of the current project is entered in the first line of the ”Project<br />

Administration” dialog and shown at the top of the main screen.<br />

Climate data file: the climate data for the current project is also displayed at the top of<br />

the main screen. The climate data file that was last loaded is used for all new system<br />

designs. The climate data can be changed via the Conditions/Load Climate Data File<br />

menu. Climate data files have the file extension *.wbv.<br />

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