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Trackers of HCPV
- Princess_Zaynab
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23 Feb 2018 10:19 #6069
by Princess_Zaynab
Trackers of HCPV was created by Princess_Zaynab
Hello Paul,
Please I want to have more explications about trackers in HCPV simulations:
Tracker elevation limits (deg) min max
Tracker azimuth limits (deg) min max
If I put
Tracker elevation limits (deg) min 0 max 0
Tracker azimuth limits (deg) min 50 max 310
I will be modelizing only one tracker?
Can I put what I want in the values min and max?
Thanks in advance,
Zaynab
Please I want to have more explications about trackers in HCPV simulations:
Tracker elevation limits (deg) min max
Tracker azimuth limits (deg) min max
If I put
Tracker elevation limits (deg) min 0 max 0
Tracker azimuth limits (deg) min 50 max 310
I will be modelizing only one tracker?
Can I put what I want in the values min and max?
Thanks in advance,
Zaynab
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26 Feb 2018 10:57 #6070
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Trackers of HCPV
Dear Zaynab,
If you want to model a single tracker, you should use the "Number of trackers" input on the Array page, and set it to 1 for a single tracker.
The angle limits determine how far the tracker is allowed to rotate. You can use the default values unless you have a reason to change them. For the "tracker elevation angle limits" input, you should use values between 0 and 90 degrees.
Best regards,
Paul.
If you want to model a single tracker, you should use the "Number of trackers" input on the Array page, and set it to 1 for a single tracker.
The angle limits determine how far the tracker is allowed to rotate. You can use the default values unless you have a reason to change them. For the "tracker elevation angle limits" input, you should use values between 0 and 90 degrees.
Best regards,
Paul.
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