英文摘要 |
With the cost going down and encouragement from national energypolicies, photovoltaic cells have become one of the most important energyresources for the future. The output power increment of photovoltaic cellsis mainly based on two factors. One is decreasing the cell modulartemperature and the other is increasing the cells' received solar illuminationintensity. The former can be simply achieved by maintaining a properradiating space between the modules and the ground. The later is morecomplicated. One needs to consider the installation of cell modules andthen the maximum power output which can be derived. This paper willtheoretically calculate the solar orbit and position at any time and anylocation. With the estimation of our model on the variation of solarillumination intensity, we can derive the output power of the solar modularcell at any tilt angle and orientation. The simulated results could be utilizedin large-scale photovoltaic power generation systems when consideringplacement for optimal installation. It also provides a useful evaluation forthe output power of photovoltaic cells mounted on roofs and outwalls ofbuildings. |