Producibility

Producibility

 

The producibility of the system is calculated on the basis of data, derivates from source of specified climate data, of the installation site relative to the average monthly global of solar radiation incident on horizontal surface.

The procedure for the calculation of the energy produced by the plant takes into account the rated power, the angle of inclination and azimuth of the PV generator, the losses on the PV generator (resistive losses, losses due to the difference in temperature of the modules, reflection and mismatching between strings), the efficiency of the inverter, as well as the reflection coefficient of the ground in front of the modules (albedo).

Therefore, the energy produced by the system on an annual basis (Ep, y) is calculated as follows:

 

Ep,y [kWh] = Pnom * Irr * (1-Losses)

Where:

  • Pnom [kW] = Nominal power of system

  • Irr [kWh/m²] = Annual irradiation on the surface of the modules

  • Losses [%] = Power losses

 

The power losses are due to various factors. The following table lists the loss factors used by the procedure for the calculation of system producibility.

  • Temperature losses

  • Mismatching losses

  • Resistive losses

  • Losses for DC/AC conversion

  • Other losses

  • Shading losses