Solar all-time single-axis tracking method
A full-time, solar energy technology, applied in the field of solar energy applications, can solve the problems of increased land occupation and unutilized solar energy, and achieve the effect of reducing the land occupation of power stations and overcoming inoperability
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[0011] Let’s take the day of the summer solstice when the sunrise in a certain place is 6:00 a.m. and the sunset is 18:00 in the installation earth’s true solar time as an example to describe this method in detail:
[0012] see figure 1 , same as the existing solar azimuth single-axis tracking method, the direction of the X-axis is due east, and the tracking angle of the solar panel assembly is -45° to 45° from 9:00 to 15:00 true solar time on the day of installation. The starting position of the panel assembly 1 is -90°.
[0013] 1. From 6 o'clock to 9 o'clock at sunrise, the solar panel assembly 1 rotates from -90° to -45° at a speed of 15° / hour in the opposite direction to the sunlight rotation direction (clockwise in the figure) during this time °( figure 1 The position shown by the dotted line in the middle), the solar energy received by the solar panels is gradually increased from 0 to the maximum direct sunlight intensity.
[0014] The newly added accumulative solar ...
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