2018
DOI: 10.5578/fmbd.67547
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Investigation of TheAccuracy of Photovoltaic Programs SimulationResultsfor Isparta City

Abstract: For photovoltaic (PV) system designers, the use of simulation programs is very important with the ability to perform detailed analysis such as the geographical area where the system installation will be performed, the optimum selection according to parameters such as energy demand and system reliability. In this study, it was aimed to simulate the climate data, load demand and basic system components by using PV*SOL, Helioscope, Polysun and PVGIS, PV simulation programs in the simulation environment and to vis… Show more

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“…Energy analysis of a solar power plant in Isparta was carried out by Ceylan and Taşdelen with different simulation programs of PV*SOL, Helioscope, Polysun and PVGIS. It is stated that Isparta solar power plant is a PVGIS simulation program with a deviation rate of 1.3% according to the total energy production value [30].…”
Section: Pvgis Computer Programmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Energy analysis of a solar power plant in Isparta was carried out by Ceylan and Taşdelen with different simulation programs of PV*SOL, Helioscope, Polysun and PVGIS. It is stated that Isparta solar power plant is a PVGIS simulation program with a deviation rate of 1.3% according to the total energy production value [30].…”
Section: Pvgis Computer Programmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors argue that all software, in general, can provide performance prediction within acceptable accuracy. They listed the other software they compared in terms of their performance accuracy as PVGIS, Polysun Online, and PV*Sol (Ceylan & Tasdelen, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%