I like to return from holidays with my batteries charged and that implies putting on the table of our company ATRAE some other interesting topic. This time I am going to share it with you in case you want to comment.<\/p>\n
Last July I carried out an experiment in one of the self-consumption photovoltaic plants that we have in operation, mounted in one of the luxury houses of which, in my other activity, I manage the facilities.<\/p>\n
It is located in Altea and consists in 30 panels of 315Wp (10,350kWp in total), at 0\u00ba and without shadows. During sunny days a maximum surface temperature of 41\u00ba was reached and a yield drop of 20-25% due to the heat.<\/p>\n
That meant that they did not exceed 8kW almost no day, although …
\nThe graph above shows the moment in which I start to cool the panels with water until I cause a small short circuit in a not completely watertight connector. We have a production cut that is later recovered.
\nThe graph below shows how, three days later, it rains until 2:00 p.m. and then the sun rises, which gives us a spectacular performance of 11kWp during the time that the nice moment lasts, since the panels were until then well refrigerated.
\nWhat has happened to you in similar experiments?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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