Non-Destructive Evaluation of Water Ingress in Photovoltaic Modules
Sector: Solar • Location: Livermore, California, United States of America
Source: Department of Energy (DOE)
A better understanding of the water diffusion process substantiated by experimental data analysis from deployed modules has the potential to improve both reliability and performance of photovoltaic modules. This project is developing a non-invasive optical detection technique based on hyperspectral near infrared imaging of modules.
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Description | A better understanding of the water diffusion process substantiated by experimental data analysis from deployed modules has the potential to improve both reliability and performance of photovoltaic modules. This project is developing a non-invasive optical detection technique based on hyperspectral near infrared imaging of modules. |
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