EFFECT OF ORIENTATION OF THE RAYS- RECEIVING SURFACE ON EFFICIENCY OF SOLAR MODULE

Authors

  • V. Kharchenko
  • B. Nikitin
  • V. Mayorov
  • V. Gusarov
  • A. Belenov
  • S. Rakitov

Abstract

The dependence of the choice of a constructive solution installation modules solar panels (fixed or tracking system) on latitude location and temporal period of operation (date of year and time of day), held a tentative calculation and comparison of specific electricity generation fixed installation and the solar thermal system with a tracking system the position of the sun to compare their energy efficiency. It is suggested to use fragments of this technique to assess the dependence of the effective length of the light of day in the case of installation of solar panels on the roofs and walls of buildings are considered.

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No. 224 (2015): (англ)

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