Degradation and Failure Modes 200 kW Power Plant
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The primary focus of this paper is the reli evaluation of a 26-year-old photovoltaic (PV) mono silicon (c-Si) system located in Phoenix, Arizona (a hot desert condition). This 4000-frameless-module bipolar system was originally installed in August 1985 with a rated capacity of 175 kW (17 o fixed south tilt). This paper presents only the degradation and failure modes, and the degradation rate determination of this power plant is presented in another/twin paper of this conference. The results obtained from extensive visual inspections and other non made on the entire plant were used to determine the degradation and wear-out failure modes. The encapsualnt browning, cell gridline blossoming, cell-ribbon solder bond degradation, ribbon/metal-strip (copper) attachment degradation/break outside the modules, cell cracks and backsheet delamination have been determined to be the degradation and/or wear-out failure modes of these old modules in this specific hot-dry desert climate
[1] J. Kuitche,et al. Degradation rate evaluation of 26-year-old 200 kW power plant in a hot-dry desert climate , 2014, 2014 IEEE 40th Photovoltaic Specialist Conference (PVSC).
[2] Kolapo Olanrewaju Olakonu. 26+ Year Old Photovoltaic Power Plant: Degradation and Reliability Evaluation of Crystalline Silicon Modules - South Array , 2012 .