Dört yıllık fotovoltaik modül sıcaklık tahmininin dört farklı yazılımla değerlendirilmesi

Year 2023, Volume: 13 Issue: 1, 32 - 46, 15.01.2023

Doğa Tolgay , M. Samet Yakut , Talat Özden , Bülent Akınoğlu

https://doi.org/10.17714/gumusfenbil.1096726

Abstract

Günümüzde kullanılan fotovoltaik sistemlerde modül sıcaklığını tahminleme yazılımlarının analiz edilmesi çok önemlidir. Bu tahminler ileriye yönelik tekno-ekonomik ve çevre duyarlı analizler için gelecek nesiller için daha kazanımlı olacaktır. Mevcut çalışma, bu konuyla ilgili olarak, yaygın kullanılan dört yazılım modeli tarafından kullanılan modül sıcaklık tahmin formüllerini test etmek ve Orta Anadolu’da beş farklı fotovoltaik modülün sıcaklık analizleri için en uygun yazılımı belirlemektir. Açık alanda yapılan tutarlı ve uzun dönemli testler, temel sonuçlara ulaşmak için en gerçekçi yaklaşımdır. Giriş bölümünde temel bilgilerin ardından, analize ışık tutacak temel materyal ve yöntemler tartışılmaktadır. Ana metodoloji verilmekte ve sonuçlar sunulmaktadır. Dört iyi bilinen yazılım, beş farklı fotovoltaik modülün dört yıllık açık alan testleri kullanılarak analiz edilmiştir. Yazılım tahmin performanslarının sınıflandırılmasında ortam sıcaklığı ve güneş ışınımı kullanılmıştır. PV*SOL, düşük ışınım ve ortam sıcaklığında üstün görünürken, Helioscope genel olarak daha iyi sonuçlar vermiştir.

Keywords

Fotovoltaik modül sıcaklığı, PV korelasyonları, Güneş hücresi, Güneş enerjisi, Sıcaklık tahmin formülü

Supporting Institution

Türkiye Strateji ve Bütçe Başkanlığı

Project Number

BAP-08.11.2015K121200

Thanks

Yazarlar, açık hava test tesisi inşaatı için Türkiye Strateji ve Bütçe Başkanlığı tarafından verilen desteği kabul ederler [BAP-08.11.2015K121200].

Assessment of photovoltaic module temperature estimation for four years with four different software

Abstract

The software used today, on the estimation of module temperature of photovoltaic systems, seem very important to be analyzed. These estimates are crucial in future techno-economic and environmentally friendly analyses of the systems to reach better achievements for future generations. This is very important to reach lifetime analyses of long-term feasibility to find out payback time and the levelized cost of energy. The present work is based on this issue, to test the module temperature estimation formulas used by four commonly used software models, and to determine the most suitable software for temperature analyses of five different photovoltaic modules in Middle Anatolia. Outdoor truthful long-term testing is the main realistic approach to reach fundamental contemplations. After an introductory basic knowledge, the main materials and methods are discussed to enlighten the analysis. The main methodology is given and further prospects are enlightened. Four well-known software are analyzed using four years of outdoor testing of five different photovoltaic modules. Measured ambient temperature and solar irradiance are used in the categorization of the software estimation performances. PV*SOL appears to be superior at low irradiance and ambient temperature, whereas Helioscope appears to be superior overall.

Keywords

Photovoltaic module temperature, PV correlations, Solar cell, Solar energy, Temperature estimation formula

Project Number

BAP-08.11.2015K121200

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