mnmasoud Posted October 11, 2014 Posted October 11, 2014 Does the Y space corresponds to spacing between two modules in the same row (two modules above each other) or corresponds to row spacing?How to make it if i would like to place two horizontal modules? or how to specify the number of horizontal modules per each row?
André Mermoud Posted October 11, 2014 Posted October 11, 2014 The best way for understanding this and identifying a parameter is to put a big value to this parameter, and observe the effect on the drawings.
MNWild Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 (edited) For trackers it doesn't equate to logical sense. X axis in shade scene is east west. But a single axis tracker's "X spacing" will actual spread the modules further apart in the Y direction along length of tracker which is the "Y axis in shade scene". Typing a value in the "Y spacing" of .02m or 10m doesn't appear to do anything to the tracker dimension because the modules are 1 in portrait along single axis tracker n/s. **1 in portrait I should clarify further even: meaning industry standard description of the long side of module set E/W and module short width is N/S...pvsyst may or may not have "portrait or landscape" label correct in 3d scene for 1-axis trackers depending on the version you're using. So you have to sanity check all the visuals and measure stuff until you get fired for taking so long to model a solar site. Edited September 20, 2022 by MNWild
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