JamesLenton Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Hello, Please can you help explain why irregularities like the one shown in the image attached occur in PVsyst? In this instance power drops from 15 MW to 0 MW in 30 minutes, mid-day in the summer. To me this seems impossible, even with partial cloud cover. Could be a result of poor weather data, however I experience similar things with Meteonorm and PVGIS.
Linda Thoren Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Hello, To better understand the results, you can consider adding additional parameters—such as irradiance—to assess whether a drop in production is due to variations in weather data or other factors. In the Advanced Simulations, you also have the option to export hourly data as a .csv file, allowing for deeper analysis of any relevant simulation parameters.
JamesLenton Posted April 25 Author Posted April 25 Hello, The cause of the drop appears to be the irradiation. Do you know why this could occur, it seems unrealistic.
Linda Thoren Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Indeed it seems a bit surprising that the global irradiance would be 0 for a few hours in the middle of the day, but indeed possible. Using another weather data provider, do you see similar drops in irradiance? If you import a weather file with missing data, these hours will be considered as 0 in PVsyst.
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