Hello, I currently have a problem with the power sharing function in pvsyst
normally I use full inverters but due to a single string with less modules I need to use the multi-mppt feature
Some information about my system
12 250kVA inverters, 144 mppt's in total
1 string of 24 modules, 610Wp
243 strings of 25 modules, 610Wp
DCAC ratio of 1,24
PVsyst number 1
I used multi mppt feature but did not select power sharing. the 24 modules string has 1 mppt and the 25 modules 243 strings have 143 mppt's.
This results in a pr 84,74% with a inverter loss over nominal inv power of 1,3%.
The inverter loss is rather high for such a low DCAC ratio.
PVsyst number 2
I used multi mppt feature but did did select the power sharing function. the 24 modules string has 1 mppt and the 25 modules 243 strings have 143 mppt's.
This results in a pr 84,74% with a inverter loss over nominal inv power of 1,3%.
Attached is an image of the settings of the power sharing. Despite enabling power sharing it did not result in a different outcome.
PVsyst number 3
I used the multi mppt feature for the first string of 24 modules, for the strings of 25 modules i disabled the feature, instead of using 143mppt's i used 12 inverters. In theory i now use 1 mppt too much but I did it to test if disabling the multi mppt feature would result in more realistic results.
The result from pvsyst 3 is a pr of 85,64% and a inverter loss over nominal inv power of 0,1%.
As stated, with disabling the multi mppt feature the results of the pvsyst are far more inline with what we see in practise.
If I missed something, please let me know.
How to fix this issue? for this specific case I can work around it but there are more pvsysts where I need to use the mppt feature a lot.