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ENE452

Solar Photovoltaic Technology &

ApplicationsCourse instructor: Prof. M. Fatouh

Course assistant : Eng. George E. William

2015-2016

Energy Engineering Program


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ENE452: Photovoltaic Technology &Applications

Introduction to photovoltaic technology !istory o" solar electricity #urrent mar$etsand industry status

%asic electrical theory and other considerationsnecessary "or solar electric systems Principleso" solar cell operation

Structure electrical and optical characteristicse'uivalent circuit

#rystalline silicon solar cells Thin (lmtechnologies "or P)

Energy production *y a P) array

Energy *alance in standalone P) systemsStandards cali*ration and testing o" P)modules and solar cells


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ENE452: Photovoltaic Technology &Applications

emester !or" mar"s # 60

$mi% term $20&' t!o (ui))es $5&'

oral $10&' re*orts $5& ' acti+ities

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atten%ance $10&'

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P) system monitoring +Installation and utility

connected and o,grid Photovoltaic -P).systems

Electric load analysis system and componentdesign and si/ing system sitting shadingelectrical and mechanical system con(guration

sa"ety electrical and *uilding code compliancesupplemented 0ith system installation1


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ENE452: Introduction

Energy Po0erEnergy Po0er

Energy "ormsEnergy "orms

Energy conversionEnergy conversion

Energy sourcesEnergy sources

Energy consumptionEnergy consumption

Energy crisisEnergy crisis

Energy crisis SolutionEnergy crisis Solution


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igure 3 Energy sources conversions and use

ENE452: Introduction + energy sourcesconversion and use


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ENE452: Introduction + energy "orms

igure 3 orms o" energy


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ENE452: Introduction + electrical energyconversion

igure 3 la0 o" energy conversion


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ENE452: Introduction + energy sources

igure 3 Shares o" energy sources in 0orld primarydemand


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igure 2 Energy consumption pattern *y sector -SA26.

ENE452: Introduction + energy consumption


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ENE452: Introduction + energy consumption

igure 2 inal energy consumption *y energy service


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Causes of the Energ CrisisCauses of the Energ Crisis

1.+erconsum*tion

2.+er*o*ulation

/.Poor nfrastructure

,.ela in Commissioning of Po!er Plants

5.Wastage of Energ

6.Poor istriution stem

3.Ma4or cci%ents an% atural Calamities

7.Wars an% ttac"s

8.Miscellaneous Factors

ENE452: Introduction + energy crisis


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Possile olutions of the Energ CrisisPossile olutions of the Energ Crisis

1.Mo+e to!ar%s 9ene!ale 9esource

2.u Energ Efficient *ro%ucts

/.;ighting Controls

,.Easier Gri% ccess

5.Energ imulation

6.Perform Energ u%it

3.Common tan% on Climate Change

ENE452: Introduction + energy crisissolutions


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EE,52: ntro%uction < Metho%s of Generating Electricit

igure 2 7ethod o" generation electricity


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igure 2 8orld electricity generation *y "uel up to 29

EE,52: ntro%uction < Electricit Generating


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igure 2 8orld rene0a*le electricity generation *y source up

to 29


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About one third of the primary energy is used to generate electric

power. This form of energy has become very popular and is widelyused for industrial and household applications.

The electrical energy represents about 12% of all energy consumed

worldwide. Figure 1.2 shows the present distribution of primary

energy sources, their contribution to the production of electricity, andthe use of electricity


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