Pada tahun 2012 Rustu Eke melakukan

Pada tahun 2012 Rustu Eke melakukan analisa panel surya menggunakan sistem tracking dengan 2 sumbu dan data selama satu tahun. Kapasitas sistem panel surya sebesar 7.9 kWp dengan modul yang sama dan inverters yang diimplementasi di Mugla University pada oktober 2009. Pengukuran data dengan sistem fixed dan sistem tracker PV dibandingkan dengan hasil simulasi. Dari data menunjukkan bahwa sistem PV fixed dengan kapasitas 11.53 MWh, sedangkan data didapatkan lebih besar 30.79% pada sistem tracker. Selain itu, data juga diambil pada bulan april 2010 sampai maret 2011 dengan kapasitas 15.07 MWh untuk sistem tracking. Perbedaan hasil simulasi dengan perhitungan yakni tidak melebihi 5% [4].

Results (English) 1:

In 2012 Rustu Eke analysis using a solar panel with 2-axis tracking systems and data for one year. System capacity of 7.9 kWp solar panels with the same modules and inverters are implemented in Mugla University in October 2009. Measured data with fixed systems and PV tracker system compared with simulation results. The data show that fixed PV system with a capacity of 11:53 MWh, while the larger the data obtained 30.79% on a tracker system. In addition, data were also taken in April 2010 to March 2011 with a capacity of 15:07 MWh for the tracking system. Differences in the calculation of the simulation results do not exceed 5% [4].

Results (English) 2:

In 2012 Rustu Eke analyzed solar panels using tracking system with 2 axes and data for one year. The capacity of the solar panel system is 7.9 kWp with the same modules and inverters implemented at Mugla University in October 2009. Data measurement with fixed system and PV tracker system compared with simulated results. From the data shows that the PV system is fixed with a capacity of 11.53 MWh, while the data is obtained greater 30.79% on the tracker system. In addition, data was also taken from April 2010 to March 2011 with a capacity of 15.07 MWh for tracking systems. The difference in simulation results with the calculation of not exceeding 5% [4].