This paper deals with the occurrence of hot-spot phenomenon in photovoltaic systems under PV partial shadowing. In an experimental campaign, the hot-spot phenomenon was revealed on a PV installation in Italy, caused my medium voltage overhead lines shadowing the PV cells. Starting from these practice case studies, at the SolarTech laboratory of Politecnico di Milano, the conditions for hot-spot phenomenon occurrence due to the overhead lines shading the PV cells were reproduced. Two experimental campaigns were carried out to investigate the current-voltage and power-voltage characteristics, and the energy production. In each experimental campaign, the built shadowing structure was considered fixed, and different shadowing conditions were created based on the natural displacement of the sun. Still, for occurring the hot- spot phenomenon during the laboratory tests, more PV modules must be connected in parallel.
HOT-SPOT PHENOMENON IN PV SYSTEMS WITH OVERHEAD LINES PARTIAL SHADING
DOLARA, ALBERTO;LEVA, SONIA
2016-01-01
Abstract
This paper deals with the occurrence of hot-spot phenomenon in photovoltaic systems under PV partial shadowing. In an experimental campaign, the hot-spot phenomenon was revealed on a PV installation in Italy, caused my medium voltage overhead lines shadowing the PV cells. Starting from these practice case studies, at the SolarTech laboratory of Politecnico di Milano, the conditions for hot-spot phenomenon occurrence due to the overhead lines shading the PV cells were reproduced. Two experimental campaigns were carried out to investigate the current-voltage and power-voltage characteristics, and the energy production. In each experimental campaign, the built shadowing structure was considered fixed, and different shadowing conditions were created based on the natural displacement of the sun. Still, for occurring the hot- spot phenomenon during the laboratory tests, more PV modules must be connected in parallel.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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