论文信息 - Experimental verification of thermal behaviour of photovoltaic modules

Experimental verification of thermal behaviour of photovoltaic modules

The thermal environment that dictates module operating temperature is complex, also being influenced by many variables such as: irradiance, ambient temperature, speed and direction of the wind and module design, orientation, and mounting structure. This paper presents the results of some experiments aimed to verify the thermal behaviour of a photovoltaic module. The study is also based on an analytical electrical and thermal model that has been developed to calculate the cell temperature starting from measured meteorological data.

G. Marco Tina | G.M. Tina | R. Abate | R. Abate

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