Andrew Posted August 21, 2023 Posted August 21, 2023 (edited) Hi, I have a N-S tracker, with an azimuth of 15deg. Is it possible to accurately model backtracking with this azimuth by defining the azimuth in the shading object setting? When I try this method I am getting high electrical losses... I saw a post from 2016 indicating this needs to rather be modelled with a 0deg azimuth, with the shading scene then rotated by 15deg. When I try this method the impact to the in-plane irradiation is minimal, which surprised me. What is the current recommended approach, and are there any shortfalls to watch out for? Cheers, Andrew Edited August 21, 2023 by Andrew
Michele Oliosi Posted August 28, 2023 Posted August 28, 2023 Hi, this is surprising. As far as the latest version goes, the backtracking works with axis azimuths different from 0°. Are you using the latest version or a previous version? You can send us your project for review at support@pvsyst.com, we can have a look.
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