sneakypete92 Posted February 1, 2017 Posted February 1, 2017 Hello,I was wondering if future versions of PVsyst might allow for 365.25 day simulations to be performed? This would allow for one simulation/report to better project the production of a system over it's warranted lifetime (say, 20 years). I understand that it is currently possible to model a 365 day year on one report and a 366 day leap year on another report and use the data from each to accurately create a 20 year projection, but most incentive programs require a single report and won't accept post-simulation calculations. This is of course assuming a 365.25 day meteo file is available.Thanks,Pete
Soldnerkugel Posted February 9, 2017 Posted February 9, 2017 0.25 is less than 0.1% of one year. ...did you already check the accuracy of the meteo data and the transposition method you use? ... Most probably it will exceed 0.1% * operating years by far. Additionally a more conservative prediction is always preferred (due to my experience).And finally: although one full orbit may have ~365.25 days....one year still has 365 days with 24 hours each, so the "missing" 1/4th day will not really appear in a database, it will probably "falsify" somehow the hourly values as there will be a time shift, which will increase and in year four will be set to zero again.
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