Measurements of the angular distribution of diffuse irradiance

Elsa Andersen, Kristian Pagh Nielsen, Janne Dragsted, Simon Furbo

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    Abstract

    Advanced solar resource assessment and forecasting is necessary for optimal solar energy utilization. In order to investigate the short-term resource variability, for instance caused by clouds it is necessary to investigate how clouds affect the solar irradiance, including the angular distribution of the solar irradiance. The investigation is part of the Danish contribution to the taskforce 46 within the International Energy Agency and financed by the Danish Energy Agency. The investigation focuses on the distribution of the diffuse solar irradiance and is based on horizontal measurements of the solar irradiance from 8 different parts of the sky as well as horizontal measurements of the total beam and total diffuse irradiance.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalEnergy Procedia
    Volume70
    Pages (from-to)729-736
    Number of pages8
    ISSN1876-6102
    Publication statusPublished - 2015
    Event3rd International Conference on Solar Heating and Cooling for Buildings and Industry - China National Convention Center, Beijing, China
    Duration: 13 Oct 201415 Oct 2014
    Conference number: 3
    http://www.shc2014.org/cms/home.html

    Conference

    Conference3rd International Conference on Solar Heating and Cooling for Buildings and Industry
    Number3
    LocationChina National Convention Center
    Country/TerritoryChina
    CityBeijing
    Period13/10/201415/10/2014
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    Keywords

    • Measurement of diffuse solar irradiance
    • Angular distribution of diffuse solar irradiance

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