2019 IEEE PES Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/appeec45492.2019.8994464
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Partial curtailment to firm photovoltaic generation dispatch

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“…IEC 61215 defines Ta,NOCT${T_{a,{\rm{NOCT}}}}$ (ambient temperature) under T NOCT (nominal operating cell temperature [NOCT]) conditions as 20°C, solar irradiance as 800 W/m 2 , and wind speed as 1 m/s [39]. Studies show that the relationship between the operating temperature of silicon solar cells and the ambient temperature can be described as follows [38, 40]: Tcbadbreak=Tagoodbreak+()GT/GNOCT·()TNOCTTa,NOCT$$\begin{equation}{T_c} = {T_a} + \left( {{G_{\rm{T}}}/{G_{{\rm{NOCT}}}}} \right) \cdot \left( {{T_{{\rm{NOCT}}}} - {T_{a,{\rm{NOCT}}}}} \right)\end{equation}$$where Tc${T_c}$ and Ta${T_a}$ are respectively the PV cell's operating temperature and ambient temperature.Ta,NOCT${T_{a,{\rm{NOCT}}}}$is set to 20°C; G T is the irradiance received per unit area of PV cell; G NOCT is the irradiance under the NOCT conditions, 800 W/m 2 .…”
Section: Performance Calculation Of Pv Arrays and Its Influence Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IEC 61215 defines Ta,NOCT${T_{a,{\rm{NOCT}}}}$ (ambient temperature) under T NOCT (nominal operating cell temperature [NOCT]) conditions as 20°C, solar irradiance as 800 W/m 2 , and wind speed as 1 m/s [39]. Studies show that the relationship between the operating temperature of silicon solar cells and the ambient temperature can be described as follows [38, 40]: Tcbadbreak=Tagoodbreak+()GT/GNOCT·()TNOCTTa,NOCT$$\begin{equation}{T_c} = {T_a} + \left( {{G_{\rm{T}}}/{G_{{\rm{NOCT}}}}} \right) \cdot \left( {{T_{{\rm{NOCT}}}} - {T_{a,{\rm{NOCT}}}}} \right)\end{equation}$$where Tc${T_c}$ and Ta${T_a}$ are respectively the PV cell's operating temperature and ambient temperature.Ta,NOCT${T_{a,{\rm{NOCT}}}}$is set to 20°C; G T is the irradiance received per unit area of PV cell; G NOCT is the irradiance under the NOCT conditions, 800 W/m 2 .…”
Section: Performance Calculation Of Pv Arrays and Its Influence Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%