An Introduction to Dynamic Load Test on Photovoltaic Modules

Dong Wang; Chen Guang Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.726.13

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An Introduction to Dynamic Load Test on Photovoltaic Modules

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The front cover of solar photovoltaic modules is mostly made of 3.2mm, 2mm or thinner glass. When under wind or other dynamic loading stress, the performance of the PV modules might be affected. This article analyzed data of dynamic load test on several different types of PV modules, and got the conclusion that the dynamic load stress could harm the string ribbon or interior circuits of the PV modules, and would therefore lead to capacity reduction and less insulation.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 726)

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January 2017

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Dong Wang*, Chen Guang Wei

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Dynamic Mechanical Load, Maximum Power, Pv Energy, Thermal Equilibrium, Wind Load

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