Photovoltaics Spring 2013 Physics 12 UCSD

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Photovoltaics
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Passive: cheap, efficient design;
block summer rays; allow winter
Solar Thermal: ~30% efficient;
cost-competitive; requires direct sun;
heats fluid in pipes that then boils
water to drive steam turbine
Solar hot water: up to 50% efficient; several $k to
install; usually keep conventional backup; freeze
protection vital (even in S.D.!!)
Photovoltaic (PV): direct electricity; 15% efficient;
$5 per Watt to install without rebates/incentives;
small fraction of roof covers demand of typ. home
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Biofuels, algae, etc. also harvest solar energy, at few % eff.
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current flow
photon of light
electric field
Si doped with
boron, e.g.
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n-type silicon
Si doped with
phosphorous, e.g.
p-type silicon
liberated electron
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+0.58 V +0.58 V +0.58 V +0.58 V +0.58 V
3.5 volts
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MPPT charge
controller, system A
breaker box and shunts
for current measurement
system
monitor
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400 W inverters for
systems A & B
green: battery % full
extension cords go
inside to appliances
charge controller,
system B
black: battery voltage
(right hand scale)
red: solar input, Watts
unused MPPT charge
controller
cyan: load usage;
baseline for inverter,
intermittent TV use
ground wire (to pipe)
class-T fuse (110 A)
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numbers at top are
total solar yield (red)
and total system usage
(cyan) for that day,
in Watt-hours
class-T fuse (110 A)
12 V lead-acid
golf-cart battery for
system A: holds
1.8 kWh
identical12 V battery
for system B
conduit carrying
PV input wires
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Home PV monitor for three late-October days in 2007: first very cloudy,
second sunny; third cloudy
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see http://www.physics.ucsd.edu/~tmurphy/pv_for_pt.html for more examples
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With three panels, I
could tackle something
more worthy, like the
refrigerator…
Can see cyclic behavior
as fridge turns on and off
Once battery reaches
absorb stage voltage
(~29.5 V), can relax
current to battery (falling
red envelope)
When fridge pops on,
need full juice again
Some TV later in day
extensions on mounts allow tilts to 50°
portion shown here only gets 10° and 20°
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A smart inverter can
shut off when battery
gets low, using grid power
to supply to loads
“Kyocera Skyline”
Inverter comes back on
when battery voltage hits
a certain level
Note consistency of
energy supplied (red
numbers) and energy
used (cyan numbers)
Infer 2107/2358 = 89%
efficiency across first
four days (efficiency of
sending solar juice to
inverter, including battery)
“Solar Quilt”
Using solar for fridge 75% of time; otherwise grid (4 panel setup)
getting most out of system, without wasting solar potential
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grid-tie system delivering up to 11 kW
typ. home system less than 1/4 this size
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flat: 918.4 kWh in 30 days → 30.6 kWh/day; tilted: 974.5 kWh → 32.5 kWh/day
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30.78, 32.90
Numbers indicate kWh produced
for flat, tilted arrays, respectively
41.99, 45.00
37.87, 40.07
37.59, 40.75
40.95, 43.64
35.02, 36.96
Similar yields on cloudy days
10.60, 10.60
13.35,13.28
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At present, UCSD has installed 1 MW of solar PV, online since Dec. 2008.
UCSD uses 30 MW, 25 MW generated on campus (gas turbines, mainly)
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