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The Polish Experience in PV Applications on the Example of
6 Years 1.1 kW System Operation at the Szczecin University of Technology
ANNA MAJCHRZYCKA, ZBIGNIEW ZAPAŁOWICZ,
AGNIESZKA KUCZYNSKA
Department of Heat Engineering
Szczecin University of Technology
POLAND
Goal
Observation Yearly electrical energy production by PV- system located on the roof of Department of
Heat Engineering (DHE) of Szczecin University of Technology systematically decreased
Evaluation of PV- system exploited in DHE building (Poland)
POLAND
SZCZECIN
Poland is situated in the Middle Europe on the Northern European Plain, with
the northern border at the Baltic Sea and Carpathian Mountains in the south.
Poland is located between 49º and 54º30’ N latitudes in a moderate climate
zone influenced by both the Atlantic and Continental climate.
Poland geographic location
Middle Europe
Latitude: 49°00’ and 54°50’ N
Longitude: 14°08’ and 24°09’ E
Moderate climate zone
Western Pomeranian Province and Szczecin geographic location
Latitude:
52°30’ and 54°30’ N
Longitude:
14° and 17° E
Sun irradiance
Summer solstice
Winter solstice
II&III quater
I&IVquater
Hours
Rad
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on in
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sity
, kW
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Grid connected PV system at Szczecin University of Technology
G R I D
INVERTER
Photovoltaic panel
Data monitoringand collecting
Data monitoringand collecting
Description of PV installation
• 10 solar modules type M110 (Simens)
• Modules are connected in two parallel series
• Total power of PV system 1100 Wp
• System PV co-operated with the Sunny-Boy inverter
Technical parameters of solar module type M110 (Siemens)
Solar module Value Unit
Maximum power [PMAX] 110 W
Open circuit voltage [UOC]
43,5 V
Short-circuit current [ISC] 3,45 A
MPP voltage [UMPP] 35,0 V
MPP current [AMPP] 3,15 A
Length/width [l/w] 1307/652 mm
Weight [m] 9,5 kg Source:www.siemens.de
The basic characteristic of the system : Industrial grade modules made by well known German corporation, Siemens. Covered with 3mm highly transparent glass to deliver more power and ensures high impact resistance and protection against hail, snow, ice and storms. Siemens M110- Monocrystal, with frame, no lead, 1316x 660x 35, 12V, 110W.
The module contains two parallel strings of 72 connected 103x103 mm mono- crystalline silicon solar cells. Siemens M110 solar module has been designed for 12V grid connected applications.
The junction box provides a high quality, dust protected and splash proof housing. The housing contains a rigid connection block with cage clamps and by-pass diodes providing “hot spot” protection for the solar cells.
Technical parameters of inverter type Sunny-Boy SWR 850
Inverter Value Unit
Nominal power [PNOM] 850 W
Input voltage [UDC] 125-250 V
Output voltage [UAC] 196-253 V
Frequency [fAC] 49,8-50,2 Hz
Max. efficiency [MAX] 93 %
Height/width/thickness [h/w/t] 290/322/180 mm
Weight [m] 18,5 kg
Source: http://www.solardyne.com/sunboyswr110.html Sale Price: $1,779.0
Measurement parameters
• Direct voltage and current generating by PV modules
• Voltage and power transmitted to grid
• Operating time
• Energy production in fixed time
• Other electrical parameters
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Mean monthly sun irradiation – data from meteorological station IMiGW in Kołobrzeg
Mean monthly sun irradiation – data from meteorological
station IMiGW in Kołobrzeg
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Meteorological Station:Kołobrzeg
Emean =1100 kWh/(m 2 a)
Parameters measure by the meteorological station
Measurements:
• direct and diffuse solar radiation,
• pressure, temperature and relative humidity of air,
• power and direction of wind,
• surface PV module temperature.
Wind velocity sensor
• Measuring range -
0 –50 m/s
• Accuracy –
discrimination threshold 0,5 m/s
• Impulse output
20 imp/s = 1 m/s
Sensors of solar radiation
• Pyranometrs CM11 produced by Kipp&Zonen
• According to the ISO 9060/WMO standards
• Secondary standard, high quality
• Spectral range
(50% points) - 305 – 2800 nm
• Sensivity - 4 – 6 μV/W/m2
• Response time (95%) - 12 s
Atmospheric pressure sensor
• Measuring range - 850 –1100 hPa
• Accuracy - 1 hPa
• Resolution - 0,1 hPa
Sensors of solar radiation
• Zero offsets:
thermal radiation (200 W/m2) – ±7 W/m2
temperature change (5 K/h) – ±2 W/m2
• Non stability (change/year) - ±0,5%• Non linearity (0-1000 W/m2) - ±0,6%• Directional error (at 1000 W/m2) - ±10 W/m2
• Temperature dependence of sensitivity -
±1% (-10 - +40°C)• Tilt response (at 1000 W/m2) - ±0,2%
Relative air humidity sensor
• Measuring range -
30 –98%
• Accuracy –
2% in range 30-85%
3% in range 85-98%• Resolution - 0,1%
Breakdowns of PV installation PV – system out of order
Damage of inverter in following periods: • from 01.11.2001 to 23.03.2002• from 19.03.2003 to 16.06.2003
Electrical energy was not produced.
Breakdowns of acquisition system.
Data was not collected in short time.
Electrical energy was produced.
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Yearly electrical energy production from 1.1 kW PV generator
Measurement parameters
• Direct voltage and current generating by PV modules
• Voltage and power transmitted to grid
• Operating time
• Energy production in fixed time
• other electrical parameters
Recorder
• Type RC12
• Data storage 176 kB of memory
• Measurement period 2-60 min
• RS connection directly to computer
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Monthly electrical energy production from 1.1 kW PV generator
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Monthly electrical energy production by pV module in exploitation time 1999-2003
Daily electrical
production on 30.04
Daily electrical
production on 30.05
2002
2001
1999
2000
6,15 kWh
5,87 kWh
5,20 kWh
3,73 kWh
5,53 kWh
5,34 kWh
1,90 kWh
5,83 kWh
Daily electrical
production on 30.06
Daily electrical
production on 30.07
1999
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2002
5,10 kWh
1,73 kWh
5,70 kWh
3,69 kWh
6,35 kWh
3,01 kWh
4,70 kWh
5,12 kWh
5,69 kWh
Daily electrical production on
summer cloudless days
30.07.1999
28.07.2000
28.07.2002
11.08.2003
6,35 kWh
6,00 kWh
6,02 kWh
6,08 kWh
Observation: Systematically decrease of yearly electrical
energy production by PV- system located on the roof of Department of Heat Engineering (DHE)
of Szczecin University of Technology
Relative electrical energy production:
• 1999 927,39 kWh 100,0% 0,0%
• 2000 847,68 kWh 91,4% 8,6%
• 2001 825,92 kWh 89,1% 10,9%
• 2002 814,40 kWh 87,8% 12,2%
• 2003 not analysed
The average electrical energy production regarding to the months and 1m2 of PV panel Februar 1999 – Februar 2003
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Municipal household’s electricity consumption per
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Electrical energy production per 1m2 of PV panel as the function of solar irradiation and average module’s efficiency
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Efficiency of PV module
Annual electrical energy production from 1Wp of installed power PV cell
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• It was observed that the amount of produced electrical energy systematically decreased.
• The rate of PV panels ageing was estimated by analysis of the parameters aquired during the operation of the system. It was found out, that based only of daily energy production, it is not possible to estimate this value in a reliable way. Approximate ageing rate of PV generator was estimated by verification of annual data concerning electrical energy production.
• Ageing rate of installation decreased asymptotically. Close to the end of operation of the installation, 15% decrease of electrical energy produced in photovoltaic cells was observed.
Conclusions