I am simulating PV behavior on Simulink under various shading conditions using the KYOCERA KC200GT PV module with dimensions 56.2 in. * 39.0 in.
If I have a 5x5 PV array with uniform irradiance (25000 W/m^2) with 1000 W/m^2 for each panel, how could I calculate solar intensity per square meter?
Calculation of the solar PV energy output of a photovoltaic system:
E = A x r x H x PR
E - Energy (KWh)
A - Total Solar panel area (m2)
r - Solar panel yield (%)
H - Annual average irradiation on tilted panels (shading not included)
PR - Performance ratio coefficient for losses (range between 0.9 and 0.5, default value = 0.75)
A sample calculation is attached in the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13nMpTL4L9oxfbMOhpXXH0Je2urPI4AL8/view?usp=sharing Razi Khan
Balaji Bakthavatchalam thanks for your answer, though i'm looking for solar intensity per metre square on a 5x5 PV array. In this, I have the overall array radiance as well as radiance on a particular module in the array. I also have the area measurements for the panel. Could you provide some insight for this?
Well, I might not be able to provide you with the exact equation for the above parameters but I guess you may get some help from the following link : https://www.pveducation.org/. Hope this helps you.
simple. just see this article,
"Dataset of solar energy potential assessment for Adama city (Ethiopia)"
i hope you can see the method.
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