Optimal Design of Bifacial Floating Photovoltaic System with different installation Azimuths

Considering the increasing interest in the realization of carbon-neutral and RE100 systems, and the expansion of the supply of renewable energy through large-scale floating photovoltaic systems (FPVs), this study designed large-scale bifacial FPVs for maximum power density. Moreover, the estimated p...

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Main Authors: Bhang, Byeong Gwan, Hyun, Jin Hee, Ahn, Seong-Hyeon, Choi, Jin Ho, Kim, Gyu-Gwang, Ahn, Hyung Keun
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Bifacial PV module
Electric power generation
floating photovoltaic systems (FPVs)
grid stability
Industrial plants
Maximum power density
Photovoltaic cells
Power generation
Power grids
power plant design
Predictive models
Radiation effects
Temperature measurement
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description Considering the increasing interest in the realization of carbon-neutral and RE100 systems, and the expansion of the supply of renewable energy through large-scale floating photovoltaic systems (FPVs), this study designed large-scale bifacial FPVs for maximum power density. Moreover, the estimated power generation was compared and analyzed according to the installation methods of the conventional monofacial PV module facing south (Mono-S), bifacial PV module facing south (Bi-S), and bifacial PV module facing east and west (Bi-EW). Using the proposed design method, the power generation per unit area for FPVs was 17.87% to 36.08% higher than that of the conventional installation method. In addition, this method can contribute to gird stability by decreasing the peak power around noon and increasing power generation during low irradiation.
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Industrial plants
Maximum power density
Photovoltaic cells
Power generation
Power grids
power plant design
Predictive models
Radiation effects
Temperature measurement
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