Objective
To study the aesthetics of a pv system attached to a university building. It is the first grid connection in Spain, (apart the big pv systems of the utility companies). Electricity back buy price and technical conditions are to be negotiated with the utility company.
On the newly constructed building of the Institute for Solar Energy at the University of Madrid a conventional 16.5 kWp pv system is attached to the facade, the tower and the roof terrace in an aesthetical way.
A 12 kVA inverter is used for the grid connection. The local utility is not involved directly in the project, so the buy-back agreement will be negotiated in a realistic way.
28 MWh/year are expected.
Nr. subsystems : 3 (facade, tower and terrasse)
Power subsystems : 5.7 (facade) + 3.1 (tower) + 7.3 (terrace) +% 0.5 (tower II) kWp
Total power : 16.6 kWp
Backup : grid
Nr. of modules : 69 + 36 + 90 + 11 = 206
Module description : 105 BP Solar, type 495, monocrystalline, 530 x 1188 mm, 90 Wp each at facade (69) and tower (36), and 90 ISOFOTON, type ISO M88, monocrystalline, 589 x 1305mm 85 Wp each at terrace (90) and 11 ISOFOTON M75L (47 Wp).
Connection : data not available
Support : on facade (8'E.) tilt:35', on tower (8'E.) tilt:5'; on terrace (8'E.) tilt: 20'
Max. pwr. trcker : integrated in inverter
Chrg. controller : none
Battery : none
Inverter : ATERSA, sinusoidal, type SIRIO PTR12/E,
> 90% for p > 0.2 *Pnom; normal self-consumption 100 W; in stand-by: 40 W.
Inv. in (V) : 130 to 190, nominal 160, maximum 250
Inv. out (V) : 220 (three phase, between phase and neutral)
Inv. power (kW) : 12
Load descript. : grid connected
Monitoring : complete, PV array output (V,I, kWh-counter), output to grid (V,I, kWh-counter), global incident irradiance (by calibrated cell), ambient temp, various operating states.
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28040 Madrid
Spain
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