The PV Power Plant can be mounted on the rooftop of any building, enabling trainees to carry out experiments on real-world components related to photovoltaic systems. Using the mounted systems trainees will be able to convert PV energy into electrical energy. Trainees will get familiar with the arrangement of such systems as well as the influencing parameters on these systems.
- Trainees will be able to investigate the working principle and affecting parameters of such systems on output power. They will be able to determine the optimum tilt of solar panels needed for maximum output.
- Trainees will be able to inspect the effect of temperature, season change and clouds on the output of panels.
- The solar station system consists of a set of solar panels that are connected together in order to generate 1 Kw of electrical power.
- The system comprises batteries needed for power storage of generated electrical power.
- This solar station can be operated on-grid or off-grid depending on the user demand. Output power can be connected directly to the grid or it can be stored in batteries for use in absence of sun.
- Solar panels are tilted in order to obtain the optimum quantity of solar power.
- By-pass diodes are pre-installed to minimize power drop caused by shade and ensure excellent performance in low-light environments.
