Description
Have you ever wondered how you can estimate a solar system yield just within several minutes?
Simulation software enable us to evaluate the prospective solar plant energy production and also inspect the effects of probable near or far shadings on modules. Moreover one can easily check different configurations to find out the best possible design. That’s why software simulations are of high importance nowadays both in residential and commercial scope of projects in preliminary and also detailed designing steps. There are several software as common simulation tools, PVsol is one of the most user-friendly and adequate ones with useful analysis and reports containing shading effect, hourly power generation data, 3-D allocation of solar modules and etc.
In near future, global energy demand will be dependent on renewable energy especially PV systems, so there will be more and more job opportunities every year, in which university or college graduates with related personal skills will gradually adopt. This course can be a great source for apprentices and recently graduated students to develop their practical experiences and enter this booming market.
I am Shayan Razaghy , power electrical engineer, masters degree, instructor of the current course , with more than 6 years of experience in holding face-to-face, online , hands-on workshop, seminar and webinar classes in different topics of solar energy.
Learning Objectives :
• Learn how to use PVsol meteo database to forecast system energy yield
• Learn how to edit or generate new meteo data to the database
• Learn how to determine and simulate buildings, trees, roofs and any other obstacle
• Learn how to set solar modules position to minimize possible shadings
• Learn how to electrically configure solar modules in inverters
• Learn how to assess system output
À qui ce cours s’adresse-t-il ?
interested people in climate change & renewable energy
People interested in finding jobs in solar field
sales people and business people in electrical related companies
Anyone willing to design a solar power system for his/her own house
Fresh graduate engineers (Electrical, Mechanical, Energy, Chemical, Civil, Architecture, …)
energy efficiency enthusiasts and activists
people working in energy transition industry
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