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Performance of PV modules
under different irradiances
and temperatures
Robert Kenny
• Why the need for Energy Rating
• Peak power (Wp) at Standard Test Conditions (STC) is
currently the standard performance guide for modules
• End users need kWh NOT Wp!
• Energy Rating Procedure
• The performance is measured over a range of irradiances
and temperatures to simulate the conditions that will be
experienced outdoors
• Outdoor verification: The module is placed outdoors on the
Energy Rating (ENRA) fixed rack and continuously monitored
for up to one year
𝑼 =
𝒈,𝒌
𝑷 𝒈, 𝒌 ∆𝒕 𝒈, 𝒌
Energy Rating requires Power
Rating at different conditions
• STC measurement:
• 25°C
• 1000W/m2
• AM1.5G
𝐔 = 𝑷 𝒕 𝒅𝒕
= 𝑷 𝑮 𝒕 , 𝑻 𝒕 , . . . 𝒅𝒕
Where:
g=[100,200,400,600,800,1000,1100]W/m2
k=[15,25,50,75]°C
POWER RATING
IEC 61853-1
• Characterising PV modules
IEC 61853-1 specifies:
• Ranges of Irradiance and Temperature
• Different measurement methods
• Interpolation methods
But:
• Different methods cannot always meet the full ranges
• Different measurement systems have particular limitations,
e.g. ranges and uncertainties
• Not all measurement systems are suitable for all module
technologies (e.g. steady-state Vs pulsed simulators)
IEC 61853 Part 1
POWER RATING
(FLAT PLATE MODULES)
• 61853-1
PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) MODULE
PERFORMANCE TESTING AND
ENERGY RATING Part 1:
Irradiance and temperature
performance measurements and
Power Rating
Power versus Irradiance and Temperature
IRR Spectrum Module Temperature
W-m-2 15C 25C 50C 75C
1100 AM1.5 NA
1000 AM1.5
800 AM1.5
600 AM1.5
400 AM1.5 NA
200 AM1.5 NA
100 AM1.5 NA NA
• IEC 61853-1 methods
• ‘Simplified’ procedure (linear modules)
o IEC 60904-10
• Natural sunlight with tracker
o Mesh filters/angle of incidence
• Natural sunlight without tracker
• Solar simulator
o Distance/angle of incidence/mesh filters
(calibrated or uncalibrated)/decaying flash
• Measurement systems at ESTI
Irradiance variation methods
Simulators
• Pulsed: meshes/masks/flash decay
• Steady-state: meshes/# lamps/lamp voltage
Natural sunlight with tracker
• Mesh filters
Natural sunlight without tracker
• ‘The weather’
IEC 61853-1 Indoor method
g=[100,200,400,600,800,1000]W/m2
k=[25,35,45,55,65]°C
<<Procedure with solar simulator>>
decay masks
P3B
heated box
P2B
varying G
varying T none
Time (ms)
Irradiance
P2B LAPSS pulse
characteristic
200
Mesh Filtering (uncalibrated)
<<uncalibrated mesh filters>>
Mesh
Assembling
Typical
measured mean
irradiance
(W/m2)
Nominal
corrected
irradiance
(W/m2)
A ≈ 740 800
Bx ≈ 635 600
B1·B2 ≈ 405 400
A·B1·B2·Cx ≈ 195 200
A·B1·B2·C1·C2 ≈ 125 100
Constraints:
•IEC 60891 within 30%
•IEC 61853-1 less than 100W/m2
900
1300
150
Outdoor with tracker
g=[100,200,400,600,800,1000]W/m2
k=[25,35,45,55]°C
<<under natural sunlight with tracker>>
Temperature:
•Heated up by sun
•Cooled down with water
•Fine control using an
opaque lid
Irradiance:
•Mesh Filters
Mesh filters
D.U.T.
Aluminum
structure
RefCell
Wooden
box
Outdoor field (ENRA)
G high & T high
G low & T low
<<under natural sunlight without tracker>>
BINNING TRESHOLDS:
• G within ± 2% the target irradiance
• T within ± 1°C the target temperature
• No Rs,
• No Spectral Corrections
IV Curve Corrections
IEC 60891
Rs effect
740  800 W/m2 MMF
correction
IEC 60904-3,7
𝑰 𝟐 = 𝑰 𝟏 +
𝑮 𝟏
′
𝑮 𝒔𝒄
𝑰 𝒔𝒄
𝑮 𝟐
𝑮 𝟏
′
− 𝟏 + ⋯
𝑽 𝟐 = 𝑽 𝟏 − 𝑹𝒔 𝑰 𝟐 − 𝑰 𝟏 + ⋯
NO Temperature
corrections
Results
decay, mesh on P2B
masks, mesh on P3B
varying G,
fixed T=25±0.5°C 4 methods:
Poly-Si CdTeDev(Pmax) ≈ 5% Dev(Pmax) ≈ 3%
@100 W/m2 @100 W/m2
Results (poly-Si)
Poly-Si
Mean Irradiance
(W/m2)
Max Power
(W)
1000 (W/m2)
PASAN STC1 998.5 54.2
PASAN STC2 995.2 54.1
PASAN IIIB STC1 1006.4 54.4
PASAN IIIB STC2 1008.7 54.3
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
54.25 W ± 0.27%
800 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 742.5 43.4
PASAN MESH 744.8 43.3
PASAN IIIB MASK 704.3 43.7
PASAN IIIB MESH 807.3 43.6
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
43.51 W ± 0.41%
600 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 631.2 32.5
PASAN MESH 631.9 32.4
PASAN IIIB MASK 704.2 32.7
PASAN IIIB MESH 602.4 32.6
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
32.54 W ± 0.40%
400 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 405.1 21.3
PASAN MESH 403.3 21.3
PASAN IIIB MASK 402.3 21.5
PASAN IIIB MESH 403.2 21.4
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
21.38 W ± 0.33%
200 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 191.8 10.1
PASAN MESH 189.8 10.0
PASAN IIIB MASK 201.0 10.2
PASAN IIIB MESH 197.8 10.5
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
10.20 W ± 2.42%
100 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 126.7 4.7
PASAN MESH 125.7 4.3
PASAN IIIB MASK 101.0 4.7
PASAN IIIB MESH 113.9 4.4
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
4.52 W ± 4.97%
Results (CdTe)
CdTe
Mean Irradiance
(W/m2)
Max Power
(W)
1000 (W/m2)
PASAN STC 995.0 68.0
PASAN IIIB STC1 974.2 67.5
PASAN IIIB STC2 974.3 67.6
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
67.68 W ± 0.39%
800 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 798.2 54.8
PASAN MESH 742.7 55.0
PASAN IIIB MASK 779.7 54.8
PASAN IIIB MESH 782.6 54.8
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
54.85 W ± 0.15%
600 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 591.7 41.1
PASAN MESH 628.6 41.4
PASAN IIIB MASK 575.4 41.2
PASAN IIIB MESH 579.2 41.2
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
41.25 W ± 0.32%
400 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 400.0 27.0
PASAN MESH 403.7 27.2
PASAN IIIB MASK 388.2 27.2
PASAN IIIB MESH 387.1 27.2
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
27.15 W ± 0.46%
200 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 202.7 12.5
PASAN MESH 189.9 12.7
PASAN IIIB MASK 193.6 12.7
PASAN IIIB MESH 188.6 12.4
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
12.58 W ± 1.11%
100 (W/m2)
PASAN DECAY 101.2 5.3
PASAN MESH 115.5 5.7
PASAN IIIB MASK 96.9 5.5
PASAN IIIB MESH 91.9 5.5
Mean Power ± %
Std Dev.
5.49 W ± 2.76%
Non uniformity
• Low irradiance 100-200W/m2
• 4 or 5 filters stacked together
• No spaces among filters
Spatial
uniformity
issues Indoor Isc deviation > 10%
Visible Moiré pattern:
800 W/m2 400 W/m2 100 W/m2
1 mesh 2 meshes 5 meshes
Mesh Filtering - improved filters
<<uncalibrated mesh filters>>
1.2 m width
Self-Reference method
𝑮 𝟐
𝑮 𝒔𝒄
=
𝑰 𝒔𝒄𝟑𝑩
𝑰 𝒔𝒄𝑹𝑨𝑾
𝑰 𝟐 = 𝑰 𝟏 + 𝑰 𝒔𝒄𝟑𝑩 − 𝑰𝒔𝒄
𝑮 𝟏
′
𝑮 𝒔𝒄
Isc of module measured with Pasan 3B as reference
• Linearity check (IEC 60904-10)
• MMF corrected
• Determination of Isc(T)
• Rs correction
• NO spectral
mismatch (MMF=1)
Further corrections:
Envisaged by
IEC 61853-1
Advantages:
• ratio ADUT/Arefcell ≈ 100
• different geometry of the cells
Pasan 3B improved meshes (c-Si)
Pasan 3B improved meshes (CdTe)
Comparing indoor and outdoor methods
CdTe• indoor
(mesh & decay)
• outdoor tracker
• Average of 2
data sets for
each plotted
surface
Avg % difference:
• Poly-Si ~1%
• CdTe ~1%
• CIS ~2%
Comparing outdoor methods
Poly-Si
Pmax(W) 25 35 45 55
100 5.03 - - -
200 10.15 9.63 - -
400 21.74 20.62 18.74 17.69
600 32.66 31.74 30.09 27.06
800 42.57 41.27 39.72 36.31
1000 - - 48.99 44.24
out-ENRA
(%)
25 35 45 55
100 2.28 - - -
200 0.34 2.35 - -
400 1.35 1.92 3.16 3.57
600 0.81 2.94 2.39 3.05
800 1.71 0.55 2.33 2.54
1000 - - 1.19 4.04
in-ENRA
(%)
25 35 45 55
100 5.41 - - -
200 0.77 1.53 - -
400 0.08 0.49 4.31 5.03
600 0.12 1.60 1.00 4.17
800 2.35 0.91 0.15 3.58
1000 - - 4.21 5.40
Outdoor field
AVG % dev:
• In-ENRA ≈ 2.5 %
• outrk-ENRA ≈ 2 %
What about PV systems?
Indoor-outdoor
comparison of power
matrices in the range of T
and G considered:
• c-Si modules: ±1.5%
(after removing an
offset of -2.9%)
• CdTe modules: ±4.4%
(after removing an
offset of -4.1%)
Results & Conclusions
• Mesh filtering technique is promising for outdoor
measurements.
• IN-OUT agreement within 3%.
• Fixed-rack data, on average, deviation less than 5%.
• Self-Reference method improve results.
• Different technique appropriate for different
technologies, but none ideal.
• Issues
• Mesh filters availability/size.
• Non uniformity at low irradiance, especially for thin
film modules.
• Outdoors cannot reach 1100Wm-2 in many sites.
• References
• [1] Robert P. Kenny, Davide Viganó, Elena Salis, Matthew Norton,
Harald Müllejans, Willem Zaaiman, ‘Power rating of photovoltaic
modules including validation of procedures to implement IEC 61853-1
on solar simulators and under natural sunlight’, Prog. Photovolt: Res.
Appl. 2013; 21:1384–1399
• [2] Adrián A. Santamaría Lancia, Giorgio Bardizza, Harald Müllejans,
‘Assessment of uncalibrated light attenuation filters constructed from
industrial woven wire meshes for use in photovoltaic research’,
presented at EUPVSEC conference

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23 presentation kenny supsi mar17

  • 1. Performance of PV modules under different irradiances and temperatures Robert Kenny
  • 2. • Why the need for Energy Rating • Peak power (Wp) at Standard Test Conditions (STC) is currently the standard performance guide for modules • End users need kWh NOT Wp! • Energy Rating Procedure • The performance is measured over a range of irradiances and temperatures to simulate the conditions that will be experienced outdoors • Outdoor verification: The module is placed outdoors on the Energy Rating (ENRA) fixed rack and continuously monitored for up to one year
  • 3. 𝑼 = 𝒈,𝒌 𝑷 𝒈, 𝒌 ∆𝒕 𝒈, 𝒌 Energy Rating requires Power Rating at different conditions • STC measurement: • 25°C • 1000W/m2 • AM1.5G 𝐔 = 𝑷 𝒕 𝒅𝒕 = 𝑷 𝑮 𝒕 , 𝑻 𝒕 , . . . 𝒅𝒕 Where: g=[100,200,400,600,800,1000,1100]W/m2 k=[15,25,50,75]°C POWER RATING IEC 61853-1
  • 4. • Characterising PV modules IEC 61853-1 specifies: • Ranges of Irradiance and Temperature • Different measurement methods • Interpolation methods But: • Different methods cannot always meet the full ranges • Different measurement systems have particular limitations, e.g. ranges and uncertainties • Not all measurement systems are suitable for all module technologies (e.g. steady-state Vs pulsed simulators)
  • 5. IEC 61853 Part 1 POWER RATING (FLAT PLATE MODULES) • 61853-1 PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) MODULE PERFORMANCE TESTING AND ENERGY RATING Part 1: Irradiance and temperature performance measurements and Power Rating Power versus Irradiance and Temperature IRR Spectrum Module Temperature W-m-2 15C 25C 50C 75C 1100 AM1.5 NA 1000 AM1.5 800 AM1.5 600 AM1.5 400 AM1.5 NA 200 AM1.5 NA 100 AM1.5 NA NA
  • 6. • IEC 61853-1 methods • ‘Simplified’ procedure (linear modules) o IEC 60904-10 • Natural sunlight with tracker o Mesh filters/angle of incidence • Natural sunlight without tracker • Solar simulator o Distance/angle of incidence/mesh filters (calibrated or uncalibrated)/decaying flash
  • 7. • Measurement systems at ESTI Irradiance variation methods Simulators • Pulsed: meshes/masks/flash decay • Steady-state: meshes/# lamps/lamp voltage Natural sunlight with tracker • Mesh filters Natural sunlight without tracker • ‘The weather’
  • 8. IEC 61853-1 Indoor method g=[100,200,400,600,800,1000]W/m2 k=[25,35,45,55,65]°C <<Procedure with solar simulator>> decay masks P3B heated box P2B varying G varying T none Time (ms) Irradiance P2B LAPSS pulse characteristic 200
  • 9. Mesh Filtering (uncalibrated) <<uncalibrated mesh filters>> Mesh Assembling Typical measured mean irradiance (W/m2) Nominal corrected irradiance (W/m2) A ≈ 740 800 Bx ≈ 635 600 B1·B2 ≈ 405 400 A·B1·B2·Cx ≈ 195 200 A·B1·B2·C1·C2 ≈ 125 100 Constraints: •IEC 60891 within 30% •IEC 61853-1 less than 100W/m2 900 1300 150
  • 10. Outdoor with tracker g=[100,200,400,600,800,1000]W/m2 k=[25,35,45,55]°C <<under natural sunlight with tracker>> Temperature: •Heated up by sun •Cooled down with water •Fine control using an opaque lid Irradiance: •Mesh Filters Mesh filters D.U.T. Aluminum structure RefCell Wooden box
  • 11. Outdoor field (ENRA) G high & T high G low & T low <<under natural sunlight without tracker>> BINNING TRESHOLDS: • G within ± 2% the target irradiance • T within ± 1°C the target temperature • No Rs, • No Spectral Corrections
  • 12. IV Curve Corrections IEC 60891 Rs effect 740  800 W/m2 MMF correction IEC 60904-3,7 𝑰 𝟐 = 𝑰 𝟏 + 𝑮 𝟏 ′ 𝑮 𝒔𝒄 𝑰 𝒔𝒄 𝑮 𝟐 𝑮 𝟏 ′ − 𝟏 + ⋯ 𝑽 𝟐 = 𝑽 𝟏 − 𝑹𝒔 𝑰 𝟐 − 𝑰 𝟏 + ⋯ NO Temperature corrections
  • 13. Results decay, mesh on P2B masks, mesh on P3B varying G, fixed T=25±0.5°C 4 methods: Poly-Si CdTeDev(Pmax) ≈ 5% Dev(Pmax) ≈ 3% @100 W/m2 @100 W/m2
  • 14. Results (poly-Si) Poly-Si Mean Irradiance (W/m2) Max Power (W) 1000 (W/m2) PASAN STC1 998.5 54.2 PASAN STC2 995.2 54.1 PASAN IIIB STC1 1006.4 54.4 PASAN IIIB STC2 1008.7 54.3 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 54.25 W ± 0.27% 800 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 742.5 43.4 PASAN MESH 744.8 43.3 PASAN IIIB MASK 704.3 43.7 PASAN IIIB MESH 807.3 43.6 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 43.51 W ± 0.41% 600 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 631.2 32.5 PASAN MESH 631.9 32.4 PASAN IIIB MASK 704.2 32.7 PASAN IIIB MESH 602.4 32.6 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 32.54 W ± 0.40% 400 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 405.1 21.3 PASAN MESH 403.3 21.3 PASAN IIIB MASK 402.3 21.5 PASAN IIIB MESH 403.2 21.4 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 21.38 W ± 0.33% 200 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 191.8 10.1 PASAN MESH 189.8 10.0 PASAN IIIB MASK 201.0 10.2 PASAN IIIB MESH 197.8 10.5 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 10.20 W ± 2.42% 100 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 126.7 4.7 PASAN MESH 125.7 4.3 PASAN IIIB MASK 101.0 4.7 PASAN IIIB MESH 113.9 4.4 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 4.52 W ± 4.97%
  • 15. Results (CdTe) CdTe Mean Irradiance (W/m2) Max Power (W) 1000 (W/m2) PASAN STC 995.0 68.0 PASAN IIIB STC1 974.2 67.5 PASAN IIIB STC2 974.3 67.6 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 67.68 W ± 0.39% 800 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 798.2 54.8 PASAN MESH 742.7 55.0 PASAN IIIB MASK 779.7 54.8 PASAN IIIB MESH 782.6 54.8 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 54.85 W ± 0.15% 600 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 591.7 41.1 PASAN MESH 628.6 41.4 PASAN IIIB MASK 575.4 41.2 PASAN IIIB MESH 579.2 41.2 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 41.25 W ± 0.32% 400 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 400.0 27.0 PASAN MESH 403.7 27.2 PASAN IIIB MASK 388.2 27.2 PASAN IIIB MESH 387.1 27.2 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 27.15 W ± 0.46% 200 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 202.7 12.5 PASAN MESH 189.9 12.7 PASAN IIIB MASK 193.6 12.7 PASAN IIIB MESH 188.6 12.4 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 12.58 W ± 1.11% 100 (W/m2) PASAN DECAY 101.2 5.3 PASAN MESH 115.5 5.7 PASAN IIIB MASK 96.9 5.5 PASAN IIIB MESH 91.9 5.5 Mean Power ± % Std Dev. 5.49 W ± 2.76%
  • 16. Non uniformity • Low irradiance 100-200W/m2 • 4 or 5 filters stacked together • No spaces among filters Spatial uniformity issues Indoor Isc deviation > 10% Visible Moiré pattern: 800 W/m2 400 W/m2 100 W/m2 1 mesh 2 meshes 5 meshes
  • 17. Mesh Filtering - improved filters <<uncalibrated mesh filters>> 1.2 m width
  • 18. Self-Reference method 𝑮 𝟐 𝑮 𝒔𝒄 = 𝑰 𝒔𝒄𝟑𝑩 𝑰 𝒔𝒄𝑹𝑨𝑾 𝑰 𝟐 = 𝑰 𝟏 + 𝑰 𝒔𝒄𝟑𝑩 − 𝑰𝒔𝒄 𝑮 𝟏 ′ 𝑮 𝒔𝒄 Isc of module measured with Pasan 3B as reference • Linearity check (IEC 60904-10) • MMF corrected • Determination of Isc(T) • Rs correction • NO spectral mismatch (MMF=1) Further corrections: Envisaged by IEC 61853-1 Advantages: • ratio ADUT/Arefcell ≈ 100 • different geometry of the cells
  • 19. Pasan 3B improved meshes (c-Si)
  • 20. Pasan 3B improved meshes (CdTe)
  • 21. Comparing indoor and outdoor methods CdTe• indoor (mesh & decay) • outdoor tracker • Average of 2 data sets for each plotted surface Avg % difference: • Poly-Si ~1% • CdTe ~1% • CIS ~2%
  • 22. Comparing outdoor methods Poly-Si Pmax(W) 25 35 45 55 100 5.03 - - - 200 10.15 9.63 - - 400 21.74 20.62 18.74 17.69 600 32.66 31.74 30.09 27.06 800 42.57 41.27 39.72 36.31 1000 - - 48.99 44.24 out-ENRA (%) 25 35 45 55 100 2.28 - - - 200 0.34 2.35 - - 400 1.35 1.92 3.16 3.57 600 0.81 2.94 2.39 3.05 800 1.71 0.55 2.33 2.54 1000 - - 1.19 4.04 in-ENRA (%) 25 35 45 55 100 5.41 - - - 200 0.77 1.53 - - 400 0.08 0.49 4.31 5.03 600 0.12 1.60 1.00 4.17 800 2.35 0.91 0.15 3.58 1000 - - 4.21 5.40 Outdoor field AVG % dev: • In-ENRA ≈ 2.5 % • outrk-ENRA ≈ 2 %
  • 23. What about PV systems? Indoor-outdoor comparison of power matrices in the range of T and G considered: • c-Si modules: ±1.5% (after removing an offset of -2.9%) • CdTe modules: ±4.4% (after removing an offset of -4.1%)
  • 24. Results & Conclusions • Mesh filtering technique is promising for outdoor measurements. • IN-OUT agreement within 3%. • Fixed-rack data, on average, deviation less than 5%. • Self-Reference method improve results. • Different technique appropriate for different technologies, but none ideal. • Issues • Mesh filters availability/size. • Non uniformity at low irradiance, especially for thin film modules. • Outdoors cannot reach 1100Wm-2 in many sites.
  • 25. • References • [1] Robert P. Kenny, Davide Viganó, Elena Salis, Matthew Norton, Harald Müllejans, Willem Zaaiman, ‘Power rating of photovoltaic modules including validation of procedures to implement IEC 61853-1 on solar simulators and under natural sunlight’, Prog. Photovolt: Res. Appl. 2013; 21:1384–1399 • [2] Adrián A. Santamaría Lancia, Giorgio Bardizza, Harald Müllejans, ‘Assessment of uncalibrated light attenuation filters constructed from industrial woven wire meshes for use in photovoltaic research’, presented at EUPVSEC conference