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Title	Backward ray tracing for fast energy yield simulations
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Detail	Scientists in the Netherlands have developed a model to forecast the energy yield of a PV system. It is able to take into account factors such as partial shading and multiple module orientations. Tested against a reference cell and pyranometer, the model showed less than 5% error, and the scientists claim their approach is up to three orders of magnitude faster than more common approaches using complex ray tracing.
Country	International
Source	PV-Magazine
Regions	Africa Asia Australia Europe North America Oceania South America
Sectors	Energy Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables
Published Date	09.08.2022
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Title
Backward ray tracing for fast energy yield simulations
Detail
Scientists in the Netherlands have developed a model to forecast the energy yield of a PV system. It is able to take into account factors such as partial shading and multiple module orientations. Tested against a reference cell and pyranometer, the model showed less than 5% error, and the scientists claim their approach is up to three orders of magnitude faster than more common approaches using complex ray tracing.
Country
International
Source
PV-Magazine
Regions
Africa Asia Australia Europe North America Oceania South America
Sectors
Energy Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables
Published Date
09.08.2022
Original Url
Original Url
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