Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim

This research involves the use of renewable energy technology, VIs-a-VIS solar photovoltaic (PV) techno~ogy for providing power. It involves the design, installation, testing, commissioning, monitoring, performance analysis and economic evaluation of three different sets of stand-alone solar PV-b...

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Main Author:	Kassim, Mohd Nizan
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2005
Subjects:	Power resources Solar energy
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.37612023-06-26T01:26:09Z Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim 2005 Kassim, Mohd Nizan Power resources Solar energy This research involves the use of renewable energy technology, VIs-a-VIS solar photovoltaic (PV) techno~ogy for providing power. It involves the design, installation, testing, commissioning, monitoring, performance analysis and economic evaluation of three different sets of stand-alone solar PV-battery power PVP systems in Malaysian field conditions, specifically in the Shah Alam area. There were three complete sets of PVP systems using three. different types of modules with their own sets Balance of System (BOS) components. The PV modules used were amorphous silicon (a-Si), monocrystalline silicon (mono-Si) and multicrystalline silicon (multi-Si) technologies, each coupled to a bank of lead acid solar application batteries to meet the designed daily load demands. The monitoring of the PVP systems, along with the relevant environment parameters were done using an automated monitoring system. Details of each systems set-up are presented in this study. Based on the field data, a comparative study between the three PVP systems in terms oftheir techno-economic performance indices were then done. It was found that the a-Si modules gave the highest normalized annual yield at 901kWhkWp-l, followed by the mono-Si at 760kWhkWp-l and then the multi-Si at 730kWhkWp-l. The a-Si modules also gave the highest PR value at 56%, followed by the mono-Si at 47% and then the multi-Si at 46%. However in term of array efficiency the highest was the mono-Si at 8.8%, followed by the multi-Si at 7.4% and lastly the aSi at 3.4%. The a-Si modules had the lowest voltage drop of -31.8mVoC-I , the highest current rise of 4.9mA°C-1 and the lowest power drop at -0.11 WoC-1 , followed by the mono-Si at -32.8mVoC-1 , 4. 19mAoC-1 and -0.7WOC-1 , lastlythemulti-Si at -39.4mVoC-t, 3.2mA°C-1 and -0. 17WoC-1 respectively. In addition, the NOCT values were: a-Si module at 38°C, multi-Si at 57°C and mono-Si at 43°C and these field values differ from the manufacturer specification by 17%, 9% and 0% respectively. Thus it was proven that the a-Si modules worked best in an equatorial climate country. The costs of PV technology and energy generations from the Systems I, II and III were RM 11.7 per kWh, RM 6.4 per kWh and RM 6.2 per kWh respectively which are still high compared to that from the grid. Several recommendations for further study have also been included at the end of this thesis. 2005 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/3761/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/3761/1/TM_MOHD%20NIZAN%20KASSIM%20AS%2005_5%201.pdf text en public masters Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Applied Sciences
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spellingShingle	Power resources Solar energy Kassim, Mohd Nizan Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim
description	This research involves the use of renewable energy technology, VIs-a-VIS solar photovoltaic (PV) techno~ogy for providing power. It involves the design, installation, testing, commissioning, monitoring, performance analysis and economic evaluation of three different sets of stand-alone solar PV-battery power PVP systems in Malaysian field conditions, specifically in the Shah Alam area. There were three complete sets of PVP systems using three. different types of modules with their own sets Balance of System (BOS) components. The PV modules used were amorphous silicon (a-Si), monocrystalline silicon (mono-Si) and multicrystalline silicon (multi-Si) technologies, each coupled to a bank of lead acid solar application batteries to meet the designed daily load demands. The monitoring of the PVP systems, along with the relevant environment parameters were done using an automated monitoring system. Details of each systems set-up are presented in this study. Based on the field data, a comparative study between the three PVP systems in terms oftheir techno-economic performance indices were then done. It was found that the a-Si modules gave the highest normalized annual yield at 901kWhkWp-l, followed by the mono-Si at 760kWhkWp-l and then the multi-Si at 730kWhkWp-l. The a-Si modules also gave the highest PR value at 56%, followed by the mono-Si at 47% and then the multi-Si at 46%. However in term of array efficiency the highest was the mono-Si at 8.8%, followed by the multi-Si at 7.4% and lastly the aSi at 3.4%. The a-Si modules had the lowest voltage drop of -31.8mVoC-I , the highest current rise of 4.9mA°C-1 and the lowest power drop at -0.11 WoC-1 , followed by the mono-Si at -32.8mVoC-1 , 4. 19mAoC-1 and -0.7WOC-1 , lastlythemulti-Si at -39.4mVoC-t, 3.2mA°C-1 and -0. 17WoC-1 respectively. In addition, the NOCT values were: a-Si module at 38°C, multi-Si at 57°C and mono-Si at 43°C and these field values differ from the manufacturer specification by 17%, 9% and 0% respectively. Thus it was proven that the a-Si modules worked best in an equatorial climate country. The costs of PV technology and energy generations from the Systems I, II and III were RM 11.7 per kWh, RM 6.4 per kWh and RM 6.2 per kWh respectively which are still high compared to that from the grid. Several recommendations for further study have also been included at the end of this thesis.
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qualification_level	Master's degree
author	Kassim, Mohd Nizan
author_facet	Kassim, Mohd Nizan
author_sort	Kassim, Mohd Nizan
title	Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim
title_short	Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim
title_full	Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim
title_fullStr	Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim
title_full_unstemmed	Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim
title_sort	performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in malaysian field conditions / mohd nizan kassim
granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
granting_department	Faculty of Applied Sciences
publishDate	2005
url	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/3761/1/TM_MOHD%20NIZAN%20KASSIM%20AS%2005_5%201.pdf
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Performance and techno-economic analysis of monocrystalline, multicrystalline and amorphous silicon-based stand-alone photovoltaic power system in Malaysian field conditions / Mohd Nizan Kassim

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