Sentence examples for insolation results from inspiring English sources
The next step of this assessment was the application of the insolation results to the city via theoretical community-scale arrays of either PV or HW systems.
The sunflowers (radial plots representing the variation of insolation on planar surfaces as a function of orientation) created for this study provide a new way of visualizing insolation results with respect to orientation.
Table1 lists the mean daily global insolation results obtained from the various data sources for horizontal and vertical, south-facing surfaces (β = 0° and β = 90°, γ = 0°, respectively) over several time periods.
As a result, the dual concentrator showed better performance for all seasons; however, the solar utilization time of both concentrator types became shorter during the winter and summer solstices because of the weak insolation resulting from the orientation of the concentrators.
The creation of such diagrams with various site data has the potential to provide insight into insolation trends resulting from regional meteorology.
Roof shapes with larger, less steep valley areas did less well; the lower solar insolation is the result of more self-shading.
Cloudy effects resulting insolation variations can potentially impact the reliability performance in stressed networks that are high penetrated with PV power generation.
Thus, we were unable to meaningfully assess the association between insolation and outcome.
A flat panel with this orientation could annually receive 4,840 MJ/m2 of beam and diffuse (B + D) insolation based on the results with the real-sky mL&J model.
Streetscapes in these villages are systematically investigated in terms of monthly and quarterly insolation simulations and the results are analyzed in terms of sunlight hours, incident solar radiation, shading percentages and sky view factors.
Reliability performance of distribution networks that are high penetrated with PV systems can be affected by cloudy effects resulting from insolation variations.
