Jaya_chandran Posted May 22, 2019 Posted May 22, 2019 HiWe are working on a solar project of 12.64MWp, we are facing difficulty in determining the weather corrected PR. In recent versions of PVsyst we have observed the option to include the weather corrected PR and to draw the plot of the same. The formula used for calculation of weather corrected PR is same as that of specified in PVsyst PR (corr) = E_Grid / ( PNomPV * Σ hours ( GlobInc / GRef * (1 - muPmpp * (Tarray - TArrayAver) ) However if I manually calculate weather corrected PR by applying the desired values in above formula, I’m not getting the similar results as tabulated below. I may be wrong but any help provided for this is appreciated. For reference I have provided the values of Tarray & irradiation weighted temperature and the temperature coefficient of PV module is -0.40%/°C . Since this weather corrected PR does not take in to consideration the actual module operating conditions or the actual irradiation weighted average, we would like to know how it will help for a Project Developer / Contractor to provide a guarantee on Corrected PR.Appreciate the help provided.
AECA Posted August 21, 2019 Posted August 21, 2019 Hi,Could somebody ask about this topic? I have the same problem!Best Regards.
msleiman8 Posted April 11, 2021 Posted April 11, 2021 Their mentioned formula has a typo I believe.Considering muPmpp is a negative value then the formula should be:(1 - muPmpp * (TArrayAver - Tarray) ) OR (1 + muPmpp * (Tarray - TArrayAver ) )
Paolo Pizzorni Posted November 20, 2023 Posted November 20, 2023 Hi, I have the same issue. Also, I would like to export Weather-corrected PR values in the CSV, but I don't see PRTemp in the list of variables: Shouldn't the Weather-corrected PR show up in this list as PRTemp? At the moment I can add it to the PDF Report only. I am running PVsyst 7.3.2
Age Posted October 1 Posted October 1 any answers/ updates on this topic, I also would like to know Peter
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