Bin Hu, Jiawei Wu, Peng Li, et al. Calculating the shading reduction coefficient of photovoltaic system efficiency using the anisotropic sky scattering model[J]. Global Energy Interconnection, 2022, 5(4): 375-384.
DOI:
Bin Hu, Jiawei Wu, Peng Li, et al. Calculating the shading reduction coefficient of photovoltaic system efficiency using the anisotropic sky scattering model[J]. Global Energy Interconnection, 2022, 5(4): 375-384. DOI: 10.1016/j.gloei.2022.08.004.
Calculating the shading reduction coefficient of photovoltaic system efficiency using the anisotropic sky scattering model
摘要
Abstract
The front-row shading reduction coefficient is a key parameter used to calculate the system efficiency of a photovoltaic (PV) power station. Based on the Hay anisotropic sky scattering model
the variation rule of solar radiation intensity on the surface of the PV array during the shaded period is simulated
combined with the voltage–current characteristics of the PV modules
and the shadow occlusion operating mode of the PV array is modeled. A method for calculating the loss coefficient of front shadow occlusion based on the division of the PV cell string unit and Hay anisotropic sky scattering model is proposed. This algorithm can accurately evaluate the degree of influence of the PV array layout
wiring mode
array spacing
PV module specifications
and solar radiation on PV power station system efficiency. It provides a basis for optimizing the PV array layout
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