Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering
Software tools are used to support the development of engineering projects in different fields, including the area of renewable energies (solar photovoltaic, thermal, wind, etc.). In the field of solar energy, there are commercial programs that allow sizing the installations and evaluating their per...
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doaj-ea0384fc4cec4fc3a3999980d2efef3a2020-11-25T00:49:11ZengMDPI AGProceedings2504-39002018-10-01221136410.3390/proceedings2211364proceedings2211364Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy EngineeringAna Maria Diez-Pascual0Rafael Peña Capilla1Pilar García Díaz2Department of Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Sciences, Alcalá University, 28871 Madrid, SpainDepartment of Signal Theory and Communications, Alcalá University, 28871 Madrid, SpainDepartment of Signal Theory and Communications, Alcalá University, 28871 Madrid, SpainSoftware tools are used to support the development of engineering projects in different fields, including the area of renewable energies (solar photovoltaic, thermal, wind, etc.). In the field of solar energy, there are commercial programs that allow sizing the installations and evaluating their performance. Some of the most representative are PVGIS, the Photovoltaic Geographical Information System, PVSYST, a tool designed by the Energy Group of the Institute of Environmental Sciences of the University of Genova, and Censol, developed by the Spanish Center for Solar Energy Studies. This paper describes different simulation tools developed at Alcalá University in order to teach photovoltaic energy engineering. A web application is compared to other tools, such as spreadsheets and applications in Matlab environment, developed by the authors. In all the cases, the tools are focused on learning project engineering.https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3900/2/21/1364E-learningsolar engineeringsoftware tools |
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Ana Maria Diez-Pascual Rafael Peña Capilla Pilar García Díaz Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering Proceedings E-learning solar engineering software tools |
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Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering |
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Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering |
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Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering |
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Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering |
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Design of Simulation Tools for Teaching in Photovoltaic Energy Engineering |
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design of simulation tools for teaching in photovoltaic energy engineering |
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Software tools are used to support the development of engineering projects in different fields, including the area of renewable energies (solar photovoltaic, thermal, wind, etc.). In the field of solar energy, there are commercial programs that allow sizing the installations and evaluating their performance. Some of the most representative are PVGIS, the Photovoltaic Geographical Information System, PVSYST, a tool designed by the Energy Group of the Institute of Environmental Sciences of the University of Genova, and Censol, developed by the Spanish Center for Solar Energy Studies. This paper describes different simulation tools developed at Alcalá University in order to teach photovoltaic energy engineering. A web application is compared to other tools, such as spreadsheets and applications in Matlab environment, developed by the authors. In all the cases, the tools are focused on learning project engineering. |
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E-learning solar engineering software tools |
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