IEA PVPS TASK 13 Workshop "Characterisation of Photovoltaic Systems"

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Online, Central European Time (CET)

Institut für Solarenergieforschung GmbH
Am Ohrberg 1, 31860 Emmerthal, Germany

Further information for the IEA PVPS TASK 13 Workshop "Characterisation of Photovoltaic Systems"

Photovoltaic systems are generally considered highly reliable, which leads to long inspection intervals. However, during inspections or when performance degradation or failures occur, the area to be inspected is large. In many cases, especially when defects are not visually detectable, locating the fault becomes significantly more expensive than repairing it.

This workshop explores how to detect the most important and most difficult to identify failure types in current PV module technologies, as described in the IEA PVPS TASK 13 report: "Degradation and Failure Modes in New Photovoltaic Cell and Module Technologies."

We aim to share practical methods for identifying hidden defects, foster discussion among industry experts, and gather valuable feedback to support further development and implementation in the PV field.

Agenda

Please note that all times are given in CET. 

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Below you can download the IEA PVPS Task 13 report as well as the presentations from the online workshop.

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IEA PVPS Task 13 report: Degradation and Failure Modes in New Photovoltaic Cell and Module Technologies

PDF, 2.66 MB
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Failure in current PV systems and their relevance to find them

PDF, 2.52 MB
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Fault diagnosis in PV plants with monitoring data

PDF, 1.92 MB
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Electroluminescence inspections by autonomous drones

PDF, 3.68 MB
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Find open-circuited bypass diodes without changing electrical circuit

PDF, 3.26 MB
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Frame conditions for thermography inspections of photovoltaic plants

PDF, 8.90 MB
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Advances needed in PV plants inspection

PDF, 4.38 MB
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