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    PV System CalculationExercise

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    1. The document lists various household appliances with their load size in watts, hours of use per day, and calculated total load in watt-hours. 2. It then calculates the corrected total load in watt-hours by applying correction factors to account for losses. This corrected load is used to size the necessary photovoltaic system. 3. The suggested photovoltaic system includes specifications for the number of solar panels needed, battery capacity in watt-hours and amp-hours, charge controller capacity, and inverter capacity.

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    PV System CalculationExercise

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    1. The document lists various household appliances with their load size in watts, hours of use per day, and calculated total load in watt-hours. 2. It then calculates the corrected total load in watt-hours by applying correction factors to account for losses. This corrected load is used to size the necessary photovoltaic system. 3. The suggested photovoltaic system includes specifications for the number of solar panels needed, battery capacity in watt-hours and amp-hours, charge controller capacity, and inverter capacity.

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    1. The document lists various household appliances with their load size in watts, hours of use per day, and calculated total load in watt-hours. 2. It then calculates the corrected total load in watt-hours by applying correction factors to account for losses. This corrected load is used to size the necessary photovoltaic system. 3. The suggested photovoltaic system includes specifications for the number of solar panels needed, battery capacity in watt-hours and amp-hours, charge controller capacity, and inverter capacity.

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    PV System CalculationExercise

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    1. The document lists various household appliances with their load size in watts, hours of use per day, and calculated total load in watt-hours. 2. It then calculates the corrected total load in watt-hours by applying correction factors to account for losses. This corrected load is used to size the necessary photovoltaic system. 3. The suggested photovoltaic system includes specifications for the number of solar panels needed, battery capacity in watt-hours and amp-hours, charge controller capacity, and inverter capacity.

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    Appliances Load Size in ON - Load Total Correction Corrected Avg.

    UAE Power to PV Module Number of Suggested


    Watt Hours W-h = Load Factor = Load Wh = Suny collect Power modules = discharge
    Watt X loses Total Wh X hours /day from Sun -Watt Required %depth
    Hrs. of correction in ONE W / PV
    use factor hour = module
    Corrected Watt
    Wh / Sun-
    hr

    Light Bulb 109.2 0 43190 1.3 56147 6.8 8256.912 150 55.0 80%
    Kettle 120 1 1 120
    Coffee Maker 800 0
    Toaster 800 - 1500 120 1 1 120 Corrected Load WH = Load Size in Watt X ON Hours X Correction factor
    Popcorn Popper 250 0
    Blender 300 0 Power From Sun in 1 Hour = Total Load WH / Sun Hours
    Microwave 600 - 1500 600 0
    Waffle Iron 1200 0 No. Of Panels = (Power From Sun in 1 Hour + 30% for fixed system) / Mo
    Hot Plate 1200 0
    Frying Pan 1200 0 Battery Capacity WH = Corrected Load WH / Discharge Depth
    Dishwasher 1200 - 1500 1200 0
    Sink waste disposal 450 0 Battery Capacity AH = Corrected Load WH / Battery Rated Voltage
    Washing machine 0
    Automatic 500 0 Charge Controller Capacity = Isc X No. Of PV Modules X Tolarance
    Manual 300 0
    Vacuum cleaner 0 Inverter Capacity in Watt = Load size in watt X Tolarance
    Upright 200-700 200 0
    Fridge 250 24 1 6000
    Sewing machine 100 0
    Iron 1000 0
    Clothes dryer 0
    Electric NA 4000 0
    Gas heated 300 - 400 300 0
    Air conditioner NA 0
    Room 1200 5 4 24000
    Central 2000 - 5000 2000 0
    Garage door opener 350 0
    Ceiling fan 80 0
    Table fan 40 0
    Electric blanket 200 0
    Blow dryer 1000 0
    Shaver 15 0
    Waterpik 100 0
    Water Heater 1000 5 2 10000
    Water Pump 300 0.5 1 150
    Computer 0
    Laptop 20 - 50 20 0
    PC 80 - 150 80 0
    Printer 100 0
    Typewriter 80 - 200 80 0
    Television 0
    25” color 200 6 1 1200
    19” color 70 0
    12” black and white 20 0
    VCR 40 0
    CD player 35 0
    Stereo 0
    Clock radio 1 0
    AM/FM cassette player 8 0
    Satellite dish 30 0
    CB radio 5 0
    Electric clock 3 0
    Radiotelephone 0
    Receive 5 0
    Transmit 40 - 150 40 0
    Lights: 0
    100 watt incandescent 100 0
    25 watt compact fluor. 28 0
    50 watt DC incandescent 50 0
    40 watt DC halogen 40 0
    20 watt DC compact fluor. 20 10 8 1600
    43190
    Battery Battery 12V Battery Number Panel Isc. Charge Charge Inveter Inveter
    total Power Rated Baterry AH of Controller controller Tolerance Capacity =
    W-h = Voltage AH = batteries Tollerance = No. of Load in
    Corrected Tot. Bat. needed panel X Isc Watt X
    Load / Power / X Tolarance
    Suggested 12V Tolarance
    %

    70183.75 12 5848.6 100 58.5 7.5 1.25 516 1.25 53988

    s X Correction factor

    Hours

    or fixed system) / Module Power

    harge Depth

    ry Rated Voltage

    les X Tolarance

    arance
    Derate Factors for AC Power Rating at STC

    Component Derate Factors PVWatts Default Range


    PV module nameplate DC rating 0.95 0.80–1.05 
    Inverter and transformer 0.92 0.88–0.98 
    Mismatch 0.98 0.97–0.995
    Diodes and connections 0.995 0.99–0.997 
    DC wiring 0.98 0.97–0.99 
    AC wiring 0.99 0.98–0.993 
    Soiling 0.95 0.30–0.995 
    System availability 0.98 0.00–0.995 
    Shading 1 0.00–1.00 
    Sun-tracking 1 0.95–1.00 
    Age 1 0.70–1.00 
    Overall DC-to-AC derate factor 0.77 0.96001–0.09999

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