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Gents,

I'm trying to simulate a 5MW AC system using a dual axis tracker setup. I have simulated the production using Tracking Plane two axis which gave me a very small increase in production compared to a Single axis tracker (%3.4 increase in production, system is located in San Antonio Texas). However when I used Tracking tilted or horiz, N-S axis the production jumped a bit higher. I'm obviously doing something wrong here, can anyone please clarify if I'm entering the variables in orientation section correctly? Can I use Dual axis N-S in this case at all? Thanks

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Tracker Datasheet

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Usual two axis tracker

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N-S Frame Two axis tracker

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