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11 Jan 2022 00:14 #10500
by Antoniolgm
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Hello,
I am using SAM in order to analyze a PV+Battery system. I would like to find in the data tables the PV Output in kWh, nevertheless, in order to get that data, I have to do some calculations :
PV Output [kWh] = Consumption without system [kWh] - Consumption with system [kWh].
Important to stand out that I can do that only because the battery will be charged only with PV. Nevertheless, I would like to get the data from the table at "Data tables". I thought it was "Energy [kWh]" at Annual Data but it does not coincide with my calculations.
Hope you can help me.
Thanks
I am using SAM in order to analyze a PV+Battery system. I would like to find in the data tables the PV Output in kWh, nevertheless, in order to get that data, I have to do some calculations :
PV Output [kWh] = Consumption without system [kWh] - Consumption with system [kWh].
Important to stand out that I can do that only because the battery will be charged only with PV. Nevertheless, I would like to get the data from the table at "Data tables". I thought it was "Energy [kWh]" at Annual Data but it does not coincide with my calculations.
Hope you can help me.
Thanks
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11 Jan 2022 16:11 #10501
by pgilman
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Hi Antonio,
You can use the following variables for the Detailed PV model to see the DC output of the PV array on the Data Tables tab of the Results page:
Annual DC energy gross (kWh/yr)
DC energy (kWh/mo)
Subarray x DC power gross (kW), where x is the subarray number
If the battery is AC connected, then Inverter DC input power (kW) is the array output power.
Best regards,
Paul.
You can use the following variables for the Detailed PV model to see the DC output of the PV array on the Data Tables tab of the Results page:
Annual DC energy gross (kWh/yr)
DC energy (kWh/mo)
Subarray x DC power gross (kW), where x is the subarray number
If the battery is AC connected, then Inverter DC input power (kW) is the array output power.
Best regards,
Paul.
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11 Jan 2022 23:33 #10505
by Antoniolgm
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Hello Paul,
Thanks for your answer, although I have just added all the months in DC Energy (kWh/mo) and the result fits with Annual DC energy (kWh/yr) and not with Annual DC energy gross (kWh/yr). So I guess it is Annual DC energy the real PV Output. And taking advantage of the conversation here, what is the difference between those two (Energy gross/Energy? Is it the loss DC losses?
Thanks and Regards,
Antonio
Thanks for your answer, although I have just added all the months in DC Energy (kWh/mo) and the result fits with Annual DC energy (kWh/yr) and not with Annual DC energy gross (kWh/yr). So I guess it is Annual DC energy the real PV Output. And taking advantage of the conversation here, what is the difference between those two (Energy gross/Energy? Is it the loss DC losses?
Thanks and Regards,
Antonio
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12 Jan 2022 16:17 #10506
by pgilman
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Hi Antonio,
Yes. The variables with "gross" in the name indicate values before DC losses are applied. The DC losses may be ones you specify on the Losses page, or calculated by the model, depending on the options you choose for shading or other parameters.
Best regards,
Paul.
Yes. The variables with "gross" in the name indicate values before DC losses are applied. The DC losses may be ones you specify on the Losses page, or calculated by the model, depending on the options you choose for shading or other parameters.
Best regards,
Paul.
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