Open Circuit Voltage Test Sample Clauses

Open Circuit Voltage Test. The open circuit voltage test provides a simple method to determine that a string is properly connected and that all strings are producing the appropriate level of voltage. This test should be done under stable sky conditions.
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Open Circuit Voltage Test. 9 4.2 Substantial Completion 9 4.2.1 Transformer Commissioning: 9
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Open Circuit Voltage Test. Purpose: Open Circuit Voltage Testing provides a simple method to determine that all strings are properly connected (module and string polarity) and that all PV modules are producing an appropriate voltage level. Scope: All strings Party: Contractor technical personnel Equipment/ Materials: rubber insulating gloves voltmeter with an accuracy of at least 1 percent of reading fuse puller infrared thermometer or thermocouple PV specification for Voc as a function of temperature jumper wire Conditions: This test should be conducted under full sun (>500 W-­‐m-­‐2) and stable sky conditions, generally between the hours of 10:00am and 2:00pm.
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Open Circuit Voltage Test. Demonstrate that all strings are properly connected and that all PV modules are producing an appropriate voltage level.
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Open Circuit Voltage Test. The string Isc should meet the criteria defined below: The measured current should be within 5% of the expected Isc calculated using equation below: I = n ⋅ I ⋅ G ⋅ 0.95 sc,expected sc, REF G REF (1) where n = number of modules in parallel in test segment Isc, expected = expected short-circuit current of the test segment, A Isc, REF = module short-circuit current at some specified reference conditions, A G = measured plane of array irradiance, X-x-2 GREF = irradiance at some specified reference conditions, X-x-2 0.95 = factor to account for soiling, misalignment, and other factors. All I-V curves should be similar in shape (other than differences due to changes in irradiance or temperature). This test will not be required if normal light conditions are not available during the Acceptance Test Period. Comments: If results show anomalies, including fill factor, voltages, or currents outside expected limits or humps on the curve, then investigate for bypass diode conduction, out-of-tolerance module performance, or other possible problems. Rectify any flaws and re-test.
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