Experiencia en la Implementación, Operación y Divulgación de una Instalación Solar Fotovoltaica Piloto en Argentina

Authors

  • Diego M. Ferreyra UTN FR San Francisco
  • Ana C. Sarmiento UTN FR San Francisco
  • Gerardo D. Szwarc UTN FR San Francisco
  • Nicolás J. Rocchia UTN FR San Francisco

Keywords:

alternative energy, renewable energy, solar panels, photovoltaic solar energy, distributed generation

Abstract

With the current expansion of renewable energy sources for distributed generation in Argentina, photovoltaic energy is in full focus. In this work, results are given regarding a pilot grid-connected solar photovoltaic installation in the central area of Argentina. This single-phase installation is 2.8 kW in nominal power, includes no batteries and outputs around 4000 kW•h per year. It includes 12 series-connected photovoltaic panels which feed an inverter acting as the interface with the electric grid. Results are listed regarding three aspects: 1) energy generation in two years, daily operating time during a full year, and hourly evolution of the generation during typical days; 2) fulfillment of the automatic disconnection feature when facing grid outages; 3) outreach to addressees with a technical background and without it. The results are deemed as favorable and of great importance for this experience to be replicated.

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Published

2018-10-30

How to Cite

Ferreyra, D. M., Sarmiento, A. C., Szwarc, G. D., & Rocchia, N. J. (2018). Experiencia en la Implementación, Operación y Divulgación de una Instalación Solar Fotovoltaica Piloto en Argentina. Technology and Science Magazine, (31), 163–172. Retrieved from https://rtyc.utn.edu.ar/index.php/rtyc/article/view/114