estewan Posted April 19, 2013 Posted April 19, 2013 Dear Andre,I am experiencing problems when generating the hourly data with the new PVsyst (V6.05). I introduced the monthly data (global, diffuse and temperature) but the synthetic hourly data does not match the monthly and annual sum for diffuse, and that led me to a "diffuse fraction error". It also adds wind velocity which I did not introduced (I guess it comes from the internal Meteonorm/NASA database).I have tried with PVsyst V5.65 and it works, so I have imported the MET files into the version 6.Any clue on what am I doing wrong?Thank you for your support,Esteban
André Mermoud Posted April 20, 2013 Posted April 20, 2013 You probably did not use the right procedure, and got the data directly from the Meteonorm 6.1 database. You should: - Define your own site in "Geographical Sites" and save it under a chosen filename (a *.SIT file)- Open the button "Synthetic Hourly Data Generation" and choose the file you have created (normally appearing by default).- Create your Synthetic file by clicking the "Execute generation" button. This tool cannot create wind data !!!
estewan Posted April 24, 2013 Author Posted April 24, 2013 Dear Andre,I did as you said:- I defined the site conditions in Geographical Sites.- I created the Synthetic file with the "Synthetic Hourly Data Generation" tool.Then, I checked the MET file and the output monthly meteo table does not correspond to the input values for Diffuse.I really do not see what am I doing wrong...Thank you!
André Mermoud Posted June 23, 2013 Posted June 23, 2013 OK, the diffuse renormalization didn't work properly. I have corrected this for the next version 6.08.And I also suppressed the Meteonorm Wind velocities, which appear "by accident" in the Monthly values associated with the site (but not in the houlry values themeselves). PVsyst uses now the Synthetic Generation algorithm of the Meteonorm program, and I was not aware that these values were added by default.
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