Finite Element Analysis for Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Systems: A Numerical Study
Rubel Karimi
Anna University
Abstract
The integration of renewable resources has introduced new challenges for thermal power plants that classical analyses overlook. The proposed approach combines X-ray diffraction characterisation with laboratory measurements to improve predictive accuracy. Results indicate that grid-connected photovoltaic systems can be improved by up to 22% under the recommended configuration. The study demonstrates that meaningful improvements are achievable without major capital outlay.
Keywords:
grid-connected photovoltaic systemsX-ray diffraction characterisationinduction motoradditive manufacturingblockchain
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