The experiment measured the drop in efficiency of a solar panel when different amounts of dust were deposited on its surface. Dust levels of 50g, 100g, 150g, 200g, and 250g were tested. Readings of voltage, current, efficiency, and drop in efficiency were recorded at various times. As more dust was added, the voltage, current, and efficiency decreased while the drop in efficiency increased, showing that greater amounts of dust lead to lower performance of the solar panel.
The experiment measured the drop in efficiency of a solar panel when different amounts of dust were deposited on its surface. Dust levels of 50g, 100g, 150g, 200g, and 250g were tested. Readings of voltage, current, efficiency, and drop in efficiency were recorded at various times. As more dust was added, the voltage, current, and efficiency decreased while the drop in efficiency increased, showing that greater amounts of dust lead to lower performance of the solar panel.
The experiment measured the drop in efficiency of a solar panel when different amounts of dust were deposited on its surface. Dust levels of 50g, 100g, 150g, 200g, and 250g were tested. Readings of voltage, current, efficiency, and drop in efficiency were recorded at various times. As more dust was added, the voltage, current, and efficiency decreased while the drop in efficiency increased, showing that greater amounts of dust lead to lower performance of the solar panel.
To determine the drop in efficiency when the specified amount of dust is spread over the surface of solar panel.
Procedure:
1. The experiment is performed in the site near F-8 National Institute of
Electronic 2. The outside environment was clean and dust was sprinkled over the surface of solar panel. 3. The panel adjusted at an angle of 25 degrees at that angle the panel shows maximum voltages. 4. After the procedure D.M.M was connected to the panel without load and current was measured. 5. The readings are explained as below:
Readings:
After 50g of dust:
Sr. Date Time Real time Output Current Efficiency Drop in