The Importance of Fixed and Variable Angle in Solar Power Plants Analysis

  • Kılcı O
  • Koklu M
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Abstract

The need for energy is increasing by the day. Renewable energy sources already have a significant place in electricity production both around the world and also in Turkey and the share of solar energy going higher within the renewable energy sources. Solar energy is extremely easy to use, it is preferable too because it is environmentally friendly-clean energy. Solar energy plant is the energy source of the future, because the production costs of solar plants are lower than other energy sources and the economic difficulties are overcome. To get optimal production, the solar energy plant must make maximum use of the sun. In the designed system, solar panels are provided with both fixed and seasonal variations. The first variations of solar panel systems is are placed at constant 25° angle and the position angle of second variation is shifted from 10° to 30°in summer and winter accordingly. In this study, the performance of 1148 kWp PV plants which is established in Altınekin district of Konya and planned to be connected to the grid was evaluated by PVSYST analysis program. Power generation of the two different systems, specific data and performance value are calculated. Result of the study shows that the seasonal system produced 32.2 MWh more per year than the fixed system. Global irradiation in the seasonal system is 26.4 kWh/m², and the specific yield is concluded to be more than 28 kWh / kWc / year.

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Kılcı, O., & Koklu, M. (2019). The Importance of Fixed and Variable Angle in Solar Power Plants Analysis. International Journal of Applied Mathematics Electronics and Computers, 7(4), 75–83. https://doi.org/10.18100/ijamec.653371

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