Performance Enhancement of Solar Photo Voltaic Array (SPVA) Through Partial Shading Effect
Suverna Sengar, Prashant Kumar
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Suverna Sengar, Prashant Kumar
Abstract
This paper focused on hot spot and module operating temperature variation due to partial shading effect in degrading the performance of practical PV module operation. It is shown that partial shading influences most of the perilous hot spot in PV module which is liable for total power dissipation. Here cracks have been discussed due to hot spot and other causes in detail. Cracks presenting in the solar module can degrade up to 10% of total power generation of a solar module. From analysis it is shown that solar modules containing hot spot are not homogeneous in elemental concentration. Reverse current due to partial shading can increase module temperature up to 130°C. The application of bypass diode model in PV device has been described to overcome the power degradation due to hot spot and temperature effect under partial shading condition.
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This paper focused on hot spot and module operating temperature variation due to partial shading effect in degrading the performance of practical PV module operation. It is shown that partial shading influences most of the perilous hot spot in PV module which is liable for total power dissipation. Here cracks have been discussed due to hot spot and other causes in detail. Cracks presenting in the solar module can degrade up to 10% of total power generation of a solar module. From analysis it is shown that solar modules containing hot spot are not homogeneous in elemental concentration. Reverse current due to partial shading can increase module temperature up to 130°C. The application of bypass diode model in PV device has been described to overcome the power degradation due to hot spot and temperature effect under partial shading condition.
Key concepts: Shading, Hot spot (computer programming), Materials science, Diode, Maximum power principle, Optoelectronics, Power (physics), Degradation (telecommunications)