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2. Solar Inverter Presentation
Index
Index
•Introduction to Solar Plants
•About to Solar Energy Conversion
Solar Inverter pag. 2
SOLAR INVERTER PRESENTATION
•Grid Tied Inverter Product Portfolio
•Off Grid Solution Product Porfolio
•Accessories
5. Solar Inverter Presentation
PV Cell : where the Energy comes from
Solar Inverter pag. 5
Where
h= Planck constant (6.62x10-34)Jsec
ν= Light wavelenght
6. Solar Inverter Presentation
How does a solar cell work?
• Silicon atoms provide a stable crystal lattice
• The cell is deliberately contaminated (doped) with
various foreign atoms both on the front and rear, e.g.
boron and phosphorus
Solar Inverter pag. 6
boron and phosphorus
•Light or heat (from an external energy source)
breaks up the stable electron bond and scatters
individual electrons around the crystal lattice
•This creates a positive and a negative pole so that
the path of the electrons can be controlled.
Connecting a load results in a closed circuit
7. Solar Inverter Presentation
Introduction to the most diffused PV module types
The solar cell generates electrical power from light using Semiconductor
materials such as:
Doped Silicium (mono/poly crystalline)
Cadmium telluride CdTe (Amorphus)
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Cadmium telluride CdTe (Amorphus)
Copper indium selenide CIS (Amorphus)
The crystalline silicium solar cell is the most common type.
High-grade purity silicium is required in order to manufacture solar cells.
This calls for a complex chemical production process.
8. Solar Inverter Presentation
Property of the different types of solar cell
1. Mono-crystalline solar cells
• 0.3 mm wafers are sawn out of a
silicon block
• The SI block consists of a single
crystal
• With an efficiency of over 16%, this
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• With an efficiency of over 16%, this
type is the most efficient in converting
solar energy
2. Poly-crystalline solar cells
• When liquid silicon is solidified, the
result is a crystalline structure made
up of numerous smaller crystals
• Cells made from this material are
called polycrystalline
• The Average efficiency is 12%
9. Solar Inverter Presentation
3. Thin-film cells (amorphous)
• Cost-effective alternative
• Require considerably less semiconductor
material
• A glass or plastic panel is coated with a
photoactive semiconductor layer and a
second glass panel placed on top to seal
Solar Inverter pag. 9
second glass panel placed on top to seal
it
• CIS solar modules (copper indium
diselenide) have an efficiency of 8-9%
• Drawback : sometimes the current
leakage between the panel and the frame
obliged to work with reverse polarity
After 4 months they get stabilized in terms
of performance.
10. Solar Inverter Presentation
4. Concentration PV Modules
• Higher efficiency : up to 36%
• High cost per Watt
• Based on triple layer junction silicon
(Indium Gallium Phosphorous,
Arsenourus and Germanium) +
Fresnel lenses
Solar Inverter pag. 10
Fresnel lenses
• Working always in conjunction with
solar trackers
12. Solar Inverter Presentation
What does the Inverter do ?
1. Main Function
• Transforms the Energy from the PV panels into energy
available for the utilities , keeping at the maximum the power
transferred in any PV condition and, in doing that, it has to
use the minimum possible energy (high efficiency).
Solar Inverter pag. 12
2. Function Requested to the Grid Tied Inverter
• Watching the grid connection stability (voltage and frequency)
• Monitor the insulation resistance with ground (leakage current)
• Monitor the DC injected current into the grid (if transformer less)
• Assure the maximum power quality of the energy fed to the grid
(power factor and THD)
14. Solar Inverter Presentation
Solar Inverter Overview
ISMG SERIES : Single
ISMG SERIES : Single
ISMG SERIES : Single
ISMG SERIES : Single Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
MODEL ISMG 145 ISMG 150 ISMG 160
Input DC Nominal Power [W] 3475 4000 4850
Solar Inverter pag. 14
Input DC Nominal Power [W] 3475 4000 4850
Voltage Range [V] 100…400 100…400 100…400
Nominal Current [A] 10 10 10
Output AC Nominal Power [W] 3300 4000 4850
Voltage Range [V] 196…253 196…253 196…253
Nominal Current [A] 14,34 16,52 20
N°of Strigs / MTPPs 2 2 3
Max Effiency [%] 96,3 96,3 96,2
EU Efficency [%] 95,4 95,1 95,1
IP Degree 65 65 65
Communication RS485 RS485 RS485
Warranty extension 5 to 10 years yes yes yes
15. Solar Inverter Presentation
• Current fed full bridge circuit with trasformerless electrical
isolation (PV-system / grid)
•MPPTs High Efficency MPP tracker (more than 96%)
•Multiple Strings with full MPPT capability
Single Phase Main Product Features
Single Phase Main Product Features
Single Phase Main Product Features
Single Phase Main Product Features
Solar Inverter pag. 15
•Multiple Strings with full MPPT capability
• Dual Micro Full Digital Controller for system control MPPT
• IP65 protection
• Operating temperature: -20°C ... +60°C
• Forced ventilation with fans
• RS232/R485 chain for parallel multi-inverter application
16. Solar Inverter Presentation
Solar Inverter Overview
ISMG SERIES : Three Phase
ISMG SERIES : Three Phase
ISMG SERIES : Three Phase
ISMG SERIES : Three Phase (*)
(*)
(*)
(*)
MODEL ISMG 315 ISMG 320 ISMG 325
Input DC Nominal Power [KW] 15,75 21
Voltage Range [V] 400...850 400...850
Nominal Current [A] 2x 19,7 2x 26,3
Output 3xAC Nominal Power [KW]
Solar Inverter pag. 16
(*) All these units will use external transformer. All the units are on field test.
Output 3xAC Nominal Power [KW] 15 20
Voltage Range [V] 3x400 / 320..460 3x400 / 320..460
Max Current [A] 28,2 31,9
N°of Strigs TPPs 2 2
Max Effiency [%] (greater than) 97 97
EU Efficency [%] (greater than) 96 96
IP Degree 55 55
Dimension [mm] 890,5x751x256 890,5x751x256
Weight [Lb] (Approx) 164 164
17. Solar Inverter Presentation
ISMG SERIES : technical data
ISMG SERIES : technical data
ISMG SERIES : technical data
ISMG SERIES : technical data
Solar Inverter pag. 17
18. Solar Inverter Presentation
ISMG SERIES: technical data
ISMG SERIES: technical data
ISMG SERIES: technical data
ISMG SERIES: technical data
Solar Inverter pag. 18
19. Solar Inverter Presentation
ISMG SERIES: technical data
ISMG SERIES: technical data
ISMG SERIES: technical data
ISMG SERIES: technical data
Solar Inverter pag. 19
20. Solar Inverter Presentation
AC Load
Grid
mast
/
slaver
mode
control
MPPT
DC
DC
DC
PV String A
DC
AC
ENS
Functional Block Diagram
Solar Inverter pag. 20
PV String C
AC Load
mast
/
slaver
mode
control
MPPT
MPPT
DC
DC
DC
DC
PV String B
System Control
RCM
Communication
Current control
Display
RS232
RS485
PC
ISMG 160
23. Solar Inverter Presentation
Differerent National
recommendations
Even if the most important European Standardization Institutes and Organizations
(CENECEL) had tried to formulate a standard recommendation, every countries have
developed their own standard and norms, especially in those countries where was
provided incentives for the energy produced and sold to the local or national grid
distribution company (Real Decreto for Spain, Conto Energia for Italy).
Solar Inverter pag. 23
EUROPEAN EN NORM: UNI-EN 61727
USA: UL1741 , CEC (form UL/CSA) , NEC (es. NEC2005 for California)
Spain: Real Decreto 1663/2000 , Real Decreto 661/2007
Italy: DK5940 ed. 2.2 April 2007
Germany: VDE0126
List of main technical norms valid in Europe and USA
25. Solar Inverter Presentation
European electrical connected grid
system approvals
Definitions and differences of the grid connecting system for the
European countries
Solar Inverter pag. 25
27. Solar Inverter Presentation
Average Efficiency
How is the European efficiency defined?
European efficiency
The European efficiency reppresents an efficiency that is weighted in
accordance with the central European climate.
Solar Inverter pag. 27
Example: For just under half (48%) of the annual operating time, the
Solar Inverter runs at half power (50%).
28. Solar Inverter Presentation
Temperature Range Derating
For Example:
ISMG145
Solar Inverter pag. 28
From 0° C to 55° max output power
Temp 70°C / +158°F (automatic power
reduction).
The inverter switch if off at 80° C
29. Solar Inverter Presentation
Anti-Islanding protection
When connected to the grid it’s forbidden or not allowed to run a part
of the electrical main grid. When grid –for any reasons- switches off
immediately the electrical generator (inverter) must be stopped. This
function is called anti-islanding protection and it is ensured by the
“Protection interface device” , which must be certified according with
the national norms.
Why antislandig protection is required?
Solar Inverter pag. 29
Why antislandig protection is required?
1. It avoids electric shock that can cause injury and not ensure the safety of personnel
who is working with wires when the electric grid turn off.
2. To avoid damage of devices that are connected to the local installation where is
placed the PV inverter: no controlled and synchronized operation of the PV inverter
(Voltage and frequency out of the allowed range of value) can fault the appliances.
3.
3.
3.
3. Damages will be occurred to the appliances if the grid switch it on and the
Damages will be occurred to the appliances if the grid switch it on and the
Damages will be occurred to the appliances if the grid switch it on and the
Damages will be occurred to the appliances if the grid switch it on and the
inverter is still running (Switching on of the grid could not be synchronized
inverter is still running (Switching on of the grid could not be synchronized
inverter is still running (Switching on of the grid could not be synchronized
inverter is still running (Switching on of the grid could not be synchronized
with the standard running conditions of the PV inverter)
with the standard running conditions of the PV inverter)
with the standard running conditions of the PV inverter)
with the standard running conditions of the PV inverter)
30. Solar Inverter Presentation
Specifications for the Energy Protection devices
The control and protection are usually implemented in the solar
inverter and it is realized by a combinations of electromechanical
relays and electromechanical circuits who verifies the thresholds and
the related trip time.
According to the standard European recommendation the Energy
Protection device is designed with an intrinsically and redundant safely
relay. If a fault occurred or the grid supply is off, the Energy Protection
Solar Inverter pag. 30
relay. If a fault occurred or the grid supply is off, the Energy Protection
device disconnects the inverter from the grid.
Energy Protection
devices
According to VD0126,
DSP1 and DSP2 are two
redundant and
independent circuit of
Energy control/protection
31. Solar Inverter Presentation
Ground fault and R-iso control
The German VDE norm was the first European national rule that verified the security
level of the DC side of a PV system: Ground Fault that is measured by the value of R-iso
resistance during the start up of the system.
For a transformer-less inverter the control of the leakage current is even more restrictive
because there is no insulation between the DC side and the AC side.
Solar Inverter pag. 31
1. The norms require an AC/DC residual current circuit breaker device that must be
able to evaluate and control in real time the value of the AC+DC current component
injected to the ground so the protection system must be considered equivalent to a
an advanced differential switch.
2. Before connecting the inverter on the electric grid is necessary to evaluate the value
of the Ground Insulation Resistance (R-iso): this value is proportional to the
maximum value of the No Load DC Input Voltage (Vo) from the PV generator.
32. Solar Inverter Presentation
• Maximum power point (MPP) of the PV module gradually changes over the
day.
• The characteristic from morning to midday to evening resembles a half sine
wave.
• Maximum power can only be extracted from the PV modules if the Solar
Inverter constantly readapts to the MPP.
MPP Tracking
Solar Inverter pag. 32
• MPP tracking refers to the Solar Inverter’s capability to readapt constantly
to the PV module’s variable MPP operating point.
33. Solar Inverter Presentation
MPP Tracking
•MPP tracking implemented in
software
•Solar Inverter constantly adapts its
operating point so that the new power
value can be compared with the old
one
• SW determines whether the new
operating point is better than the old
one
Solar Inverter pag. 33
one
• In practice, there is more than just
one maximum power point
• Cause: Series or parallel connection
of strings with certain modules that
are in the shade
• SW has strategies for finding the
true“ MPP (not just one local
maximum)
34. Solar Inverter Presentation
PC Software 1 : PV Designer
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PV Panel Configuration Tool for ISMG Inverter Series
35. Solar Inverter Presentation
PC Software 2 : Serial Interface Communication
Product features
• RS232/RS485 interface
• Modbus-RTU standard software
protocol
• Compatible with all the CG
instrumentation
Processed Data
• Measured data
– AC (voltage, current, power, frequency)
– DC (voltage, current, insulation
resistance)
– Total kWh, grid impedance
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instrumentation
• Statistics
– kWh per day, week, month
• Inverter status
– Operational status, error status
36. Solar Inverter Presentation
PC Software 3 : ISMG_Soft Monitor
• Up to 15 inverters in one
system can be monitored.
• Perform system data logging
function for long term analysis.
• Sends the critical alarm in
order to inform system
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2010/3/1
order to inform system
administrator.
• Modify the system’s vital
parameters for authorized
person only.
• Measure and Store
Environmental Critical Data
(2 x T°, Solar Irradiation,
Wind Speed, etc..)
37. Solar Inverter Presentation
Service
After-sales service
Standard warranty of 5 years
Registration for warranty via warranty-card
Extension of the warranty period to 10 years
Purchasable.
SWAP service : Target of 36/48 hours in EU
Partner service
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Partner service
Product trainings
Sales support: Data sheets, brochures,
configuration SW tool, TP List
Replacement service
Device replaced within 1 to 3 working days
once request has been approved by Carlo
Gavazzi Logistics (MI-Italy)
Replacements can be requested to fill in
correctly and send back the RMA form (by fax
or mail)
39. Solar Inverter Presentation
SUNBRIGHT Battery Charger (*)
• Easy to use, suitable for remote areas
• High Efficency
• Multiple Voltage battery charger (12, 24 ,
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• Multiple Voltage battery charger (12, 24 ,
48Vdc)
• High Reliability (IP67)
• Loads control
Author : SALVADORE Date : May 2009
(*) The products will be lauched “when September end”.
41. Solar Inverter Presentation
Solar Battery Charger “SunBright”
Market Request : Use
Use Solar
Solar Power
Power to
to
have
have energy
energy in remote location or off
in remote location or off grid
grid
application
application (i.e.:
(i.e.: small
small utility,
utility, lights
lights,
,
greenhouse
greenhouse,
, etc
etc..)
..)
Solution : SUNBRIGHT
SUNBRIGHT : PV
PV battery
battery
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Solution : SUNBRIGHT
SUNBRIGHT : PV
PV battery
battery
charger
charger.
.
Up
Up to
to 140
140 Vp
Vp input, 30
input, 30 Amps
Amps of
of battery
battery
charger
charger @ 12, 24 and 48Vdc.
@ 12, 24 and 48Vdc.
Three
Three sizes
sizes : 10, 20 and 30
: 10, 20 and 30 Amps
Amps
Two
Two series
series :
: with
with and w/o
and w/o load
load control
control
44. Solar Inverter Presentation
Pure Sine Wave Inverters
Irradiation Sensor “CELLSOL 200”
Temperature Probe “TEMPSOL”
Digital Indicators “DPY”
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Digital Indicators “DPY”
Wind sensors
45. Solar Inverter Presentation
Pure Sine Wave Inverters
Market Request : To
To convert
convert DC
DC energy
energy (
(often
often
that
that comes
comes from
from batteries
batteries)
) into
into AC
AC energy
energy
especially
especially in
in off
off-
-grid
grid systems
systems .
Solution : PSI
PSI : These
These Pure
Pure Sinusoidal
Sinusoidal wave
wave
Inverter
Inverter series
series is
is especially
especially designed
designed to
to fullfil
fullfil
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Inverter
Inverter series
series is
is especially
especially designed
designed to
to fullfil
fullfil
the
the needs
needs of
of applications
applications where
where it
it is
is necessary
necessary
to
to adapt
adapt several
several parameters
parameters of
of inverters
inverters to
to the
the
loads
loads.
. It
It includes
includes a low
a low frequancy
frequancy transformer
transformer
(
(toroidal
toroidal transformer)
transformer) to
to isolate the DC
isolate the DC circuit
circuit
(input)
(input) from
from the AC
the AC circuit
circuit (output).
(output).
From
From 150W
150W to
to 3000W
3000W
input 12, 24 and 48VDC
input 12, 24 and 48VDC
output 120AC or 230AC
output 120AC or 230AC
european
european or
or universal
universal socket
socket
46. Solar Inverter Presentation
Irradiation Sensor “CELLSOL 200”
Market Request : to control
control the
the efficiency
efficiency
of
of the
the photovoltaic
photovoltaic plants
plants.
.
Solution : CELLSOL 200
CELLSOL 200 is silicon
sensor for the measurement of the solar
iradiation. The device provvides an output
voltage in mV, irradiation of 1000W/m2.
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voltage in mV, irradiation of 1000W/m2.
Every sensor brings in plate the value
calibrated in mV related to the full scale.
Range from 0 to 1500W/m2.
Two wires cable, UV proof, lenght 3m.
47. Solar Inverter Presentation
Temperature Probe “TEMPSOL”
Market Request : to measure
measure the
the
temperature
temperature of
of plane
plane surface
surface like
like the
the
solar
solar panel
panel.
.
Solution : TEMPSOL
TEMPSOL is a temperature
probe with Pt100 or Pt1000 sensor
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probe with Pt100 or Pt1000 sensor
encapsulated in an aluminium body.
Self-adhesive probe
Range from –30°C to +150°C
2 wires, 26AWG , 2m lenght
48. Solar Inverter Presentation
Digital Indicators “DPY”
Market Request : to
to show
show
“
“solar
solar produced
produced /
/ saved
saved
values
values” (
” (energy
energy Kwh
Kwh,
, power
power
Kw
Kw, CO2
, CO2 emission
emission saved
saved)
)
Solution : Digital
Digital indicators
indicators
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Solution : Digital
Digital indicators
indicators
suitable
suitable for
for indoor and
indoor and
outdoor
outdoor environments
environments.
. Large
Large
display
display for
for visualization
visualization of
of
differents
differents instantaneous
instantaneous
process
process values
values.
. It
It must
must be
be
used
used with
with EM24DIN or
EM24DIN or
EM26DIN
EM26DIN energy
energy meters
meters.
.
Customizable
Customizable front
front design
design
and
and dimensions
dimensions.
.
49. Solar Inverter Presentation
Wind Sensors
Market Request : to
to measure
measure the
the speed
speed
and the direction
and the direction of
of the
the wind
wind
Solution : Cup
Cup Anemometer
Anemometer Wind Vane
Wind Vane
Cup
Cup Anemometer
Anemometer
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Cup
Cup Anemometer
Anemometer
1.5
1.5 to
to 30 m/s
30 m/s measuring
measuring range
range
Min./Max.
Min./Max. wind
wind speed
speed: 1.5 m/s 30 m/s
: 1.5 m/s 30 m/s
0.1 m/s
0.1 m/s resolution
resolution (Standard)
(Standard)
-
-20
20°
°C
C to
to +60
+60°
°C (
C (-
-4
4°
°F
F to
to +140
+140°
°F),
F),
PVC
PVC housing
housing /
/ Stainless
Stainless steel
steel rotor
rotor
Wind Vane
Wind Vane
Opto
Opto-
-electronic
electronic Wind Vane
Wind Vane for
for relative
relative wind
wind
direction
direction indication
indication
-
-20
20°
°C
C to
to +60
+60°
°C (
C (-
-4
4°
°F
F to
to +140
+140°
°F),
F),
PVC
PVC housing
housing /
/ Stainless
Stainless steel
steel wind
wind vane
vane