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Boundary Element Analysis for Solar Photovoltaic Cells

A Laboratory Investigation

Hans Shah Corresponding
National University of Singapore
Anil Shah
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Hassan Wong
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Kwame Novak
University of New South Wales
30 Sep 1989
pp. 708-728
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1989.1302.034

Abstract

Existing design codes provide only limited guidance on the treatment of solar photovoltaic cells in medical instrumentation. The analysis is performed by means of boundary element analysis, with all governing equations solved to convergence. The results indicate that solar photovoltaic cells can be improved by nearly 45% relative to conventional practice. The results should prove useful in the preparation of local design guidelines.
Keywords: solar photovoltaic cellsboundary element analysissoil mechanicspile foundationconsolidation settlement

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