Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Systems: A Proposal to Evaluate and Quantify Faults in the Photovoltaic Generator

Authors

  • Roger Anner Proenza Yero Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar
  • José Emilio Camejo Cuán Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar
  • Rubén Ramos Heredia Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar
  • Juan Raúl Massipe Hernández AlmaRed Global
  • Luis Vázquez Seidedos Universidad de Oriente

Keywords:

Photovoltaic systems, Fault diagnosis, Monitoring, Supervision

Abstract

A 7.5 kWp rated power grid connection plant installed at the Solar Energy Research Center (SERC) in Santiago de Cuba is used to assess direct current failures and quantify in a photovoltaic generator. It is part of the mathematical model of the photovoltaic generator, then a procedure is performed to quantify the operational losses of the photovoltaic generator and the mathematical model is adjusted to the actual conditions, through a polynomial adjustment. 100% of simulated failures were detected and identified, 99.6% of observations made are within the range set for a maximum false alarm cup of 0.4%, demonstrating its efficiency.

 

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Author Biographies

Roger Anner Proenza Yero, Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar

Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar

José Emilio Camejo Cuán, Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar

Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar

Rubén Ramos Heredia, Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar

Centro de Investigaciones de Energía Solar

Juan Raúl Massipe Hernández, AlmaRed Global

AlmaRed Global

Luis Vázquez Seidedos, Universidad de Oriente

Universidad de Oriente

Published

2024-12-20

How to Cite

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R. A. Proenza Yero, J. E. Camejo Cuán, R. Ramos Heredia, J. R. Massipe Hernández, and L. Vázquez Seidedos, “Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Systems: A Proposal to Evaluate and Quantify Faults in the Photovoltaic Generator”, Ingeniare, Rev. chil. ing., vol. 30, no. 1, Dec. 2024.

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