Wednesday, 6 July 2011

first results from France

Hi everybody,

I didn't have time to group together and to analyze all our measures of June but here is a part of our results ... these are our recordings from June 23rd afternoon to July 1st morning.


We recorded a data (V and P) every 30 minutes and then used the software Datastudio to calculate 2*A*V and show this graph. Orientation : S, tilt 20°.
I will try to put our data in a table in a shared googledocument that every school can fill in.
We will stop the recording tomorrow because our school will close from the 8 of July to the last week of August.
Have a nice summer and happy holidays,
Emilie and all the french team
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  1. the staff7 July 2011 at 09:09

    realy interesting, seems more energy than in Italy, we'll have a lot of discussions with this data. Very good. Have a very happy holidays.
    love
    Stefano

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  2. Fabio Bison8 July 2011 at 18:05

    Brilliant!
    May be the more power of the french Sun depend to less temperature of french pv panel?!? We Will think...
    Fabio

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  3. the staff12 July 2011 at 18:41

    It's interesting also to see that some days (days 3 and 4)the level of energy is constant during the central hours (like the italian data), other days are more variable.
    Stefano

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  4. cloudsender19 August 2011 at 19:11

    such an hot temperature today in Italy .... sahara desert is HERE!!!

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  5. the staff24 August 2011 at 23:42

    I was also surprised by our recording. In fact, the power generated by a solar cell depends on the cell's temperature. So at a fixed time of the day (for example 10:00 )on a sunny day, the cell becomes hot and produces sometimes less than on a cloudy day when the sun reappears ...
    Emilie

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