Bonie Johana Restrepo-Cuestas, Cristian Guarnizo-Lemus, John Alejandro Montoya-Marín, Jhon Montano
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Abstract
This dataset presents the performance characteristics of photovoltaic (PV) panels under various fault conditions, including discoloration, cracks, and partial shading. The panels, SP090P Solar Plus Energy and HYBRYTEC-M5-30/12, were subjected to testing under three distinct scenarios: dirty surfaces, clean surfaces, and partial shading. Electrical parameters such as short-circuit current, open-circuit voltage, and output power, were measured, along with thermographic images to assess thermal performance under the specified conditions. Data was acquired using an electronic load system, oscilloscope, and thermographic camera, with testing conducted in outdoor environmental conditions. The results highlight the significant impact of faults and shading on the performance of PV panels, with notable reductions in power production. This dataset provides valuable insights into the real-world performance of PV systems and can serve as a reference for researchers focused on fault detection, optimization of maintenance strategies, and enhancing the overall efficiency of solar energy systems.
本数据集介绍了光伏(PV)电池板在各种故障条件下的性能特征,包括褪色、裂缝和部分遮光。SP090P Solar Plus Energy 和 HYBRYTEC-M5-30/12 太阳能电池板在三种不同的情况下进行了测试:表面脏污、表面清洁和部分遮光。测量了短路电流、开路电压和输出功率等电气参数,并拍摄了热成像图像,以评估特定条件下的热性能。数据使用电子负载系统、示波器和热像仪采集,测试在室外环境条件下进行。结果凸显了故障和遮光对光伏电池板性能的重大影响,发电量明显下降。该数据集为了解光伏系统的实际性能提供了有价值的见解,可为专注于故障检测、优化维护策略和提高太阳能系统整体效率的研究人员提供参考。
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