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|a van Sark, Wilfried
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|a PV System Design and Performance
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2019
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|a 1 electronic resource (360 p.)
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|a pultruded FRP
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|a shade resilience
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|a forecast
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|a Mood's Median test
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|a UV-fluorescence imaging
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|a PV systems
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|a solar farm
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|a fiber reinforced polymeric plastic (FRP)
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|a quasi-opposition based learning
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|a cracks
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|a graphical malfunction detection
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|a ANOVA
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|a photovoltaic modeling
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|a solar cells
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|a failure mode and effect analysis
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|a GIS
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|a electroluminescence
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|a photovoltaic performance
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|a module architecture
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|a reliability
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|a real data
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|a parameter estimation
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|a Tukey's test
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|a thermal interaction
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|a optimization problem
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|a grid-connected
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|a conventional roof membrane
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|a ageing and degradation of PV-modules
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|a silicon
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|a failure rates
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|a maximum power point
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|a population density
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|a Hartigan's dip test
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|a photovoltaics
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|a availability
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|a Bartlett's test
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|a modules
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|a energy
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|a fault diagnosis
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|a photovoltaic module performance
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|a photovoltaic system
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|a PV module
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|a malfunction detection
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|a reactive power support
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|a photovoltaic systems
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|a residential buildings
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|a floating PV systems (FPV)
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|a vegetated/green roof
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|a PV thermal performance
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|a stability analysis
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|a urban compactness
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|a organic soiling
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|a image processing
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|a data analysis
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|a defects
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|a technical costs
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|a floating PV generation structure
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|a impedance spectroscopy
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|a PV system
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|a system
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|a PV array
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|a solar energy
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|a simulation
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|a Kruskal-Wallis' test
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|a sheet molding compound FRP
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|a modeling
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|a structural design
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|a floating PV module (FPVM)
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|a annual yield
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|a photovoltaic plants
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|a fuzzy logic controller
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|a urban context
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|a energy yield
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|a photovoltaic (PV) systems monitoring
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|a fault tree analysis
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|a STATCOM
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|a performance analysis
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|a AC parameters
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|a failure detection
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|a spatial analyses
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|a buck converter
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|a improved cuckoo search algorithm
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|a software development
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|a opposition-based learning
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|a mooring system
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|a performance ratio
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|a maximum power point tracking (MPPT)
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|a membership algorithm
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|a dc-dc converter
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|a photo-generated current
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|a cluster analysis
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|a partial shading
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|a loss analysis
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|a Renewable Energy
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|a FCM algorithm
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|a Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
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|a PV energy performance
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|a metaheuristic
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|a Photovoltaic solar energy technology (PV) has been developing rapidly in the past decades, leading to a multi-billion-dollar global market. It is of paramount importance that PV systems function properly, which requires the generation of expected energy both for small-scale systems that consist of a few solar modules and for very large-scale systems containing millions of modules. This book increases the understanding of the issues relevant to PV system design and correlated performance; moreover, it contains research from scholars across the globe in the fields of data analysis and data mapping for the optimal performance of PV systems, faults analysis, various causes for energy loss, and design and integration issues. The chapters in this book demonstrate the importance of designing and properly monitoring photovoltaic systems in the field in order to ensure continued good performance.
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