99 research outputs found
Accuracy of energy prediction methodologies
In the current market, the specific annual
energy yield (kWh/kWp) of a PV system is gaining in
importance due to its direct link to the financial returns
for possible investors who typically demand an
accuracy of 5% in this prediction. This paper focuses
on the energy prediction of photovoltaic modules
themselves, as there have been significant advances
achieved with module technologies which affect the
device physics in a way that might force the revisiting
of device modelling.
The paper reports the results of a round robin
based evaluation of European modelling
methodologies. The results indicate that the error in
predicting energy yield for the same module at
different locations was within 5% for most of the
methodologies. However, this error increased
significantly if the nominal nameplate rating is used in
the characterization stage. For similar modules at the
same location the uncertainties were much larger due
to module-module variations
Nonheritable Cellular Variability Accelerates the Evolutionary Processes of Cancer
Heritable genetic or epigenetic changes in cells are thought to drive tumor development, metastasis, and drug resistance. This essay discusses the possibility that nonheritable phenotypic variability contributes to the evolution of cancer, suggesting new approaches to treatment
Accuracy of Energy Prediction Methodologies
In the current market, the specific annual
energy yield (kWh/kWp) of a PV system is gaining in
importance due to its direct link to the financial returns
for possible investors who typically demand an
accuracy of 5% in this prediction. This paper focuses
on the energy prediction of photovoltaic modules
themselves, as there have been significant advances
achieved with module technologies which affect the
device physics in a way that might force the revisiting
of device modelling.
The paper reports the results of a round robin
based evaluation of European modelling
methodologies. The results indicate that the error in
predicting energy yield for the same module at
different locations was within 5% for most of the
methodologies. However, this error increased
significantly if the nominal nameplate rating is used in
the characterization stage. For similar modules at the
same location the uncertainties were much larger due
to module-module variations
Deep Eutectic Solvents (DESs) and their applications [forthcoming]
Deep Eutectic Solvents (DESs) and Their Application
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