Training on Comprehensive Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

Unlock the potential of solar energy with our Training on Comprehensive Photovoltaic (PV) Systems, focusing on design, installation, operation, and maintenance. This Training on Comprehensive Photovoltaic (PV) Systems  provides an up-to-date overview of PV domains, covering essential code requirements, including the 17th Edition IET Wiring Regulations and micro-generation standards. Gain the confidence to plan, design, and maintain solar PV systems, understanding the intricacies of various configurations and components.

Target Audience

This Training on Comprehensive Photovoltaic (PV) Systems course is ideal for professionals involved in solar PV systems, including:

• Electrical Engineers and Technicians: Enhancing technical skills in solar installations.
• Project Managers: Overseeing PV system projects from start to finish.
• Renewable Energy Consultants: Advising on solar solutions and strategies.
• Facility Managers: Maintaining and upgrading solar systems for optimal performance.

Training Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will:

• Understand the physical phenomena affecting PV system design.
• Analyze system configurations and operating characteristics.
• Familiarize with the standards and regulations for solar installations.
• Plan, Design, and Maintain efficient solar PV systems.
• Select appropriate components for specific applications.

Course OutlineTraining on Comprehensive Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

Module 1: Fundamentals of Solar Energy

• Understanding solar resources and technology overview.
• Basics of PV: cells, modules, and arrays.
• Electrical characteristics and practical measurements.

Module 2: System Components and Design

• Module types, construction, and energy payback.
• Series/parallel connections and component ratings.
• Planning and sizing grid-connected systems.

Module 3: Installation and Configuration

• Module fixing: on-roof, roof-integrated, flat-roof, and facade.
• Grid-connected systems and inverter design concepts.
• Solar module mounting structures and arrays.

Module 4: Advanced Systems and Technologies

• Charge controllers and standalone system typologies.
• Battery systems and hybrid inverters.
• Planning and manually sizing standalone systems.

Module 5: Practical Applications and Testing

• Computerized sizing simulations and exercises.
• Earthling, lightning protection, and metering.
• System  testing, commissioning, and practical sessions.