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Welcome
LIVE WEBINAR
SOLAR MODULE LAYOUT REPORT
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Agenda
Agenda
2. Two important steps that help you transform your idea to go solar, into reality.
3. Seven prime steps for creating a module layout for rooftop & ground projects.
4. Why ezysolare
1.Why invest in solar PV power projects?
Why invest in Solar PV Power Projects
80% Accelerated Depreciation
Tax Benefits
18-25% Return on investment
Cheaper than conventional power
Why invest in Solar PV Power Projects
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Steps that help you transform your idea to go solar, into reality.
SEAR- Solar Energy Assessment Report
Solar Module Layout Report
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SEAR- Solar Energy Assessment Report
Solar Module Layout Report
DECISION
DESIGN
Steps that help you transform your idea to go solar, into reality.
Solar Energy Assessment Report
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Solar Energy Assessment Report
Please visit our website or youtube channel for the video on our webinar on SEAR
It gives you the generation and savings/revenue analysis for your solar PV power plant
Details of number of units of electricity that would be generated from that plant, monthly/annually
Savings or revenue for next 25 years (which depends on your electricity tariff or Power Purchase Agreement )
Solar Module Layout Report
Solar Module layout report
Gives you the accurate idea about the capacity that can be installed on the roof or land available with you.
Gives you the view of the site design and overall layout of the plant.
Details on the number of modules and inverter required.
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The most common type of roof are :
Flat Roof
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The most common type of roof are :
Flat Roof Hipped Roof
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The most common type of roof are :
Flat Roof Hipped Roof Shed Roof
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The most common type of roof are :
Flat Roof Hipped Roof Shed Roof Gable Roof
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The most common type of roof are :
Flat Roof Hipped Roof Shed Roof Gable Roof
The method of module placement varies with the type of roof
While on a flat roof, we are able to follow Optimum Tilt of the panel easily, panels on a tilt roof are mostly mounted at the angle of roof tilt itself.
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The most common type of roof are :
Flat Roof Hipped Roof Shed Roof Gable Roof
The method of module placement varies with the type of roof
While on a flat roof, we are able to follow Optimum Tilt of the panel easily, panels on a tilt roof are mostly mounted at the angle of roof tilt itself.
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
A solar plant in India would generate maximum when it is facing true South direction
Orientation of the building has a direct impact on the generation
For a country in Southern Hemisphere, the panels need to face true North direction
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
Most common shadow casting objects and obstacles are nearby building, pipelines, parapet walls, trees, stubs, ventilators and water tanks.
Shadow objects may reduce the generation and effect the planned module area.
Shadow analysis is done to find the shadow free area for most of the daytime hours in all seasons.
Shadow objects & Obstacles
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
Most common shadow casting objects and obstacles are nearby building, pipelines, parapet walls, trees, stubs, ventilators and water tanks.
Shadow objects may reduce the generation and effect the planned module area.
Shadow analysis is done to find the shadow free area for most of the daytime hours in all seasons.
Shadow analysis is done by simulating the Shadow objects in the software.
Simulation in software
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
Optimum tilt is necessary to maximise the total radiation received by the panels.
The optimum tilt and the distance between the module rows depends on the geographical location of the site.
Tilt also has an impact on inter row shading. Therefore we also need to be careful about maintaining an optimum distance between the module rows to avoid inter-row shading.
Pitch distance varies with the site location
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The number of modules that can be placed in the available shadow free area depends on the area available and the dimensions of the module.
Module placement is done once we have the shadow free area, optimum tilt and the pitch distance.
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimises layout
The actual capacity that can be accommodated is known after module placement.
Yield generation report is simulated to get the annual energy generation, losses associated with the various configuration of the tilt angle, orientation and row spacing.
7 prime steps to creating an accurate Solar Module Layout report
Type of roof assessment
Orientation of the building
Shadow object identification, analysis & plotting
Optimum Tilt & Pitch for the roof
Module placement in the shadow free area
Yield generation report
Final optimised layout
Final optimised layout is prepared by considering the economically optimised module arrangement with balance of systems.
Balance of system consists of Inverters, Lightning protection system, weather monitoring system, etc.
Layout is planned with minimum cable runs and associated electrical losses, also considering access route.
How are we different ?
ezysolare is new in the market but our team has an experience of more than 1 GW in solar industry.
Our reports are very accurate and cover all the information that our customers are looking for to clear their doubts.
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