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    JA, SOFAR and DGrid

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    The document contains monthly and yearly data on global horizontal irradiation, diffuse horizontal irradiation, global incident irradiation, and other metrics for a photovoltaic system over the course of 2012. It also includes daily data on total radiation, production, losses, and daytime vs. nighttime energy. Notes at the bottom discuss the system layout, including that the inverter can be connected to 2 batteries providing 20.48 kWh of storage, and that at the highest 10 kW night load the batteries could supply energy for around 3 hours when fully charged. Diagrams of the PV panel placement and electrical distribution are referenced but not included.

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    The document contains monthly and yearly data on global horizontal irradiation, diffuse horizontal irradiation, global incident irradiation, and other metrics for a photovoltaic system over the course of 2012. It also includes daily data on total radiation, production, losses, and daytime vs. nighttime energy. Notes at the bottom discuss the system layout, including that the inverter can be connected to 2 batteries providing 20.48 kWh of storage, and that at the highest 10 kW night load the batteries could supply energy for around 3 hours when fully charged. Diagrams of the PV panel placement and electrical distribution are referenced but not included.

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    The document contains monthly and yearly data on global horizontal irradiation, diffuse horizontal irradiation, global incident irradiation, and other metrics for a photovoltaic system over the course of 2012. It also includes daily data on total radiation, production, losses, and daytime vs. nighttime energy. Notes at the bottom discuss the system layout, including that the inverter can be connected to 2 batteries providing 20.48 kWh of storage, and that at the highest 10 kW night load the batteries could supply energy for around 3 hours when fully charged. Diagrams of the PV panel placement and electrical distribution are referenced but not included.

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    JA, SOFAR and DGrid

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    Almu'tasem Al-Saryreh
    The document contains monthly and yearly data on global horizontal irradiation, diffuse horizontal irradiation, global incident irradiation, and other metrics for a photovoltaic system over the course of 2012. It also includes daily data on total radiation, production, losses, and daytime vs. nighttime energy. Notes at the bottom discuss the system layout, including that the inverter can be connected to 2 batteries providing 20.48 kWh of storage, and that at the highest 10 kW night load the batteries could supply energy for around 3 hours when fully charged. Diagrams of the PV panel placement and electrical distribution are referenced but not included.

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    of 5

    GlobHor DiffHor GlobInc GlobEff PR Monthly TotRad No.

    of Days
    KWh/m2 KWh/m2 KWh/m2 KWh/m2 ratio KWh/m2/month Day
    January 101.3 32.87 129.8 121.7 0.785 120.832 31
    February 115.8 39.73 138.6 130.5 0.778 138.831 28
    March 174.0 50.4 195.5 184.8 0.760 205.573 31
    April 197.2 66.77 207.2 196.0 0.744 236.13 30
    May 233.4 63.8 232.4 219.4 0.728 274.511 31
    June 245.9 51.85 238 224.6 0.717 284.202 30
    July 251.4 53.23 246.1 232.3 0.710 290.63 31
    August 231.3 47.32 237.5 224.8 0.717 266.854 31
    September 189.4 47.66 208.2 197.0 0.727 221.42 30
    October 153.1 41.96 180.9 170.6 0.743 180.103 31
    November 112.8 29.68 143.1 134.6 0.765 132.292 30
    December 97.2 27.41 128.8 120.6 0.781 114.595 31
    Year 2102.8 552.68 2286.1 2156.9 0.746 2465.973 365

    Daily Daily Production Daily Loss factor due to System daily


    Daily TotRad Night Energy Daytime Energy
    Production/panel /KWp amp production
    KWh/m2/day KWh/m2/day/panel KWh/KWp KWh/day KWh Kwh Kwh
    January 3.898 2.16 3.954 5.406 48.85 30.999 5.552
    February 4.958 2.747 5.029 6.795 61.597 30.999 18.299
    March 6.631 3.674 6.726 8.987 80.367 30.999 37.069
    April 7.871 4.361 7.984 10.611 93.222 30.999 49.924
    May 8.855 4.907 8.983 11.9 102.413 30.999 59.115
    June 9.473 5.249 9.609 12.71 107.721 30.999 64.423
    July 9.375 5.195 9.51 12.581 105.446 30.999 62.148
    August 8.608 4.77 8.732 11.576 97.864 30.999 54.566
    September 7.381 4.09 7.487 9.968 85.176 30.999 41.878
    October 5.81 3.219 5.893 7.911 68.625 30.999 25.327
    November 4.41 2.444 4.474 6.077 53.75 30.999 10.452
    December 3.697 2.049 3.751 5.142 46.066 30.999 2.768
    Year 6.747 3.739 6.844 9.139 79.258 30.999 35.96
     SLD of the system:
    Some notes about the system:

     1 inverter will be connected to 2 batteries (that means 20.48 KWh. In general the inverter can be connected to
    more batteries and it can be connected to the other resources of energy with the PV as diesel generator, wind
    turbine, utility grid…

     At the highest night load which is 10 KW, the batteries can supply energy to the load for about 3 hours when the
    batteries are full charged.

     The numbers aren’t 100% accurate.

     The water tanks places on the roof need to be shifted 4.25 meters to the north.
     3D drawing of the PV panels:
     Electrical Distribution of the PV panels:

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