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The acrylic sheet was installed over the PV panel either with various tilt angles 15°, 30° and 45°, panel PV-2, or mounted in parallel with respect to panel PV-3. The results of installing a 3 mm clear acrylic sheet in parallel with the PV panel are portrayed in Fig. 6 and Table 5.
Influence of installing a parallel clear acrylic sheet on the PV electrical power The installation of clear acrylic sheet resulted in a decrease in the PV surface temperature and an increase in electrical output power, which were both associated to an improvement in PV electrical efficiency.
It was clear that after the acrylic sheet was placed on top of the panel, the temperature of the PV surface significantly decreased. The surface temperature of PV panel with a parallel acrylic sheet decreased by 10% compared with that panel without acrylic. Fig. 6.
The PV panels performance is influenced via their temperature of surface. The photovoltaic panels can only convert a small portion of solar radiation into electricity; the remainder is converted into heat. Reducing the amount of solar radiation that cannot be used by installing acrylic sheet in various slops according to PV panel.
The greatest percentage drop (14.5%) in the photovoltaic surface temperature was achieved by installing clear acrylic sheet at 30° tilt with respect to the panel.
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Murtadha (2023) installed a clear acrylic sheet in a variety of slopes according to the PV panel in order to control the amount of solar radiation that was not utilized by the PV panels.
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