A Review of the Effects of Haze on Solar Photovoltaic Performance

Sadat, Seyyed Ali; Hoex, Bram; Pearce, Joshua M.

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2022.112796

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“…The maximum relative energy loss for this PV system was 42% from 7:30 a.m.–8 a.m. local time which is consistent with other real-world data collection indicating attenuation in PV performance of up to 40% according to Sadat et al. 29 …”

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Quantifying the impact of wildfire smoke on solar photovoltaic generation in Australia

Ford,

Peters,

Hoex

2024

iScience

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Quantifying the impact of wildfire smoke on solar photovoltaic generation in Australia

Ford,

Peters,

Hoex

2024

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“…Considerable study has been done on how to improve the performance of PV solar panels in different environmental settings. Scholars have investigated how temperature, solar radiation, shadowing, and other elements affect the production of solar panels (Khalil et al 2018). For the purpose of tracking and maximizing solar panel performance, precise real-time measurement of these factors is essential (Bourdoukan & Papathanassiou 2020).…”

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Experimental Measurement of Fixed-Tilt Solar Panel and Vertical-Tilted Single-Axis Solar Tracker (VTSAT) Real-Time Solar Panel Output Power”

2024

IJFMR

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Renewable solar energy is becoming more and more vital, and photovoltaic (PV) solar panel efficiency optimization is essential for sustainable energy generation. This study describes an experiment that uses a solar panel multimeter to measure the output power of a fixed-tilt solar panel and a vertical-tilted single-axis solar tracker (VTSAT) in real time. This measurement indicates that solar panel performance varies with several external factors, including temperature fluctuations. Perform a comparison analysis in this study between a vertical-tilted single-axis solar tracker (VTSAT) and a traditional fixed-tilt solar panel. Two 50-watt solar panels' output data were measured using a solar panel multimeter. Utilizing this comparison analysis, assess these panels' real-world performance. Determining the individual efficiency of the two solar panels will be made easier by analyzing the output figures. Moreover, the goal is to compute the daily energy production produced by every kind of solar panel under standard climatic conditions.

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“…Photovoltaic panels are most suitable as an energy source in remote areas or agricultural fields far from power stations [18] [19]. However, the problem for the remaining PV panels is clouds, dust or haze, and sunsets at night [20]; [21]. However, these problems can be overcome by forecasting programmers of the weather, washing the panels periodically or whenever required, and using batteries as a power bank.…”

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Photovoltage Energy Exploitation in Iraq: Overview of Obstacles and Solutions

Mohammed

Al-Jawadi

Khessro

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Energy is an essential component of meeting social needs and economic growth. The international energy agency (IEA) estimates that a 53% increase in global energy consumption is expected by 2030. Pollution of environment, climate change, and the growing of demand energy worldwide require serious attention. Moreover, fossil fuels will significantly contribute to greenhouse gas emissions from combustion and exacerbate climate change. Renewable energies (REs) such as solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, and biofuels are the right solution to running out of fossil fuels, protecting the environment, and stopping climate degradation. Many countries have jumped into the field of energy production from photovoltaic panels to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and recorded success stories. This paper reviews the great efforts developed countries and the rest of the world made in investing in solar energy. Especially photovoltaic energy, and compares it with the reality of the situation concerning the neighboring countries of Iraq in general and in Iraq in particular, and shows the determinants of developing this industry and the difficulties it faces, especially in the field of providing electricity to cities and farms. Moreover, providing appropriate solutions based on the success stories achieved by other countries.

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A Review of the Effects of Haze on Solar Photovoltaic Performance

Cited by 12 publications

References 148 publications

Quantifying the impact of wildfire smoke on solar photovoltaic generation in Australia

Quantifying the impact of wildfire smoke on solar photovoltaic generation in Australia

Experimental Measurement of Fixed-Tilt Solar Panel and Vertical-Tilted Single-Axis Solar Tracker (VTSAT) Real-Time Solar Panel Output Power”

Photovoltage Energy Exploitation in Iraq: Overview of Obstacles and Solutions

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