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Professional Design Approach for Standalone Solar Systems using PVsyst
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Professional Design Approach for Standalone Solar Systems using PVsyst

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         On May 14, 2024, the Sustainable Energy and Power Systems Professional team, the Department of Engineering, and the UTAS-Ibra IEEE Student Branch organized a workshop titled “Professional Design Approach for Standalone Solar Systems using PVsyst.” Held from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM in the NL105 renewable lab.

The session was conducted by Ms. Santoshi Kanagala, who shared her expertise with the 19 participating students from various engineering specializations. The workshop aimed to train individuals in the design and installation of photovoltaic (PV) systems for domestic loads, catering especially to entrepreneurs and engineers in the solar energy sector.

 

The workshop covered a comprehensive range of topics, including solar radiation, PV modules, solar battery technologies, charge controllers, and solar PV inverters. Participants also learned about different types of solar PV systems and engaged in practical solar PV system design. Hands-on training with the PVsyst software allowed students to gain real-time experience in designing standalone solar energy systems for domestic use, enhancing their practical skills and understanding of the subject matter.

 

The event was organized by Mr. Mazen Musallem Hashel Al Himali, with support from Mr. Majid Abdullah Mohammed Al Harthi and Mr. Hamdoun Mohammed Al Masoudi of the Engineering Department. Feedback collected from participants indicated a positive reception, with many appreciating the practical approach and the instructor's expertise. Overall, the workshop successfully provided essential skills and knowledge in PV system design, contributing to the professional development of the participants in the field of sustainable energy.

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