Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in Algeria
The paper presents the evaluation of performance of three models at three sites for estimating instantaneous clear-sky global solar radiation on a horizontal surface in Algeria. Additionally, recommend it to be used for estimating solar radiation at many locations in similar climates where radiometr...
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doaj-0058f299951d44f99c30a52f8fa503d62020-11-25T02:03:46ZengAIMS PressAIMS Energy2333-83262333-83342019-11-017671072710.3934/energy.2019.6.710Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in AlgeriaDjelloul Benatiallah0Ali Benatiallah1Kada Bouchouicha2Bahous Nasri31 Laboratory of Energy Environment and Information System (LEEIS), Department of material sciences, university of Ahmed Draia, street 11 December 1960, Adrar (01000), Algeria1 Laboratory of Energy Environment and Information System (LEEIS), Department of material sciences, university of Ahmed Draia, street 11 December 1960, Adrar (01000), Algeria2 Unité de recherche en énergie renouvelables en milieu Saharien (URERMS), Centre de Développement des Energies Renouvelables (CDER), 01000 Adrar, Algérie1 Laboratory of Energy Environment and Information System (LEEIS), Department of material sciences, university of Ahmed Draia, street 11 December 1960, Adrar (01000), AlgeriaThe paper presents the evaluation of performance of three models at three sites for estimating instantaneous clear-sky global solar radiation on a horizontal surface in Algeria. Additionally, recommend it to be used for estimating solar radiation at many locations in similar climates where radiometric measurements are not available and which might be helpful in the selection of the most suitable locations for solar power installations. The results in general exhibit that for global radiation, the daily correlation coefficient is higher than 0.99, whereas the mean absolute percentage error is less than 5%. The daily mean bias error ranges between -3 and +3%. The daily root mean square error is less than 7%. These results represent a precision that indicates that Atwater & Ball and Bird & Hulstrom models can be used successfully to predict solar radiation over three stations in the studied sites.https://www.aimspress.com/article/10.3934/energy.2019.6.710/fulltext.htmlevaluationglobal radiationclear-skyhorizontal surfaceradiometric measurements |
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Djelloul Benatiallah Ali Benatiallah Kada Bouchouicha Bahous Nasri Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in Algeria AIMS Energy evaluation global radiation clear-sky horizontal surface radiometric measurements |
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Djelloul Benatiallah Ali Benatiallah Kada Bouchouicha Bahous Nasri |
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Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in Algeria |
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Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in Algeria |
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Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in Algeria |
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Estimation of clear sky global solar radiation in Algeria |
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The paper presents the evaluation of performance of three models at three sites for estimating instantaneous clear-sky global solar radiation on a horizontal surface in Algeria. Additionally, recommend it to be used for estimating solar radiation at many locations in similar climates where radiometric measurements are not available and which might be helpful in the selection of the most suitable locations for solar power installations. The results in general exhibit that for global radiation, the daily correlation coefficient is higher than 0.99, whereas the mean absolute percentage error is less than 5%. The daily mean bias error ranges between -3 and +3%. The daily root mean square error is less than 7%. These results represent a precision that indicates that Atwater & Ball and Bird & Hulstrom models can be used successfully to predict solar radiation over three stations in the studied sites. |
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evaluation global radiation clear-sky horizontal surface radiometric measurements |
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