utility line shadows [RE-wrenches]
Joel Davidson
joeldavidson at earthlink.net
Wed Aug 27 20:17:07 PDT 2003
Andy,
My system http://www.solarsolar.com/oursys.html has 3 each #2 utility wires
shading it most of the afternoon. The shading runs from the array southwest
corner to the northeast corner. I was concerned about shading, but have seen
no effect. I think the reason is the width of the shading is narrower than a
solar cell's width and the shading lines are diagonal.
Best regards,
Joel Davidson
Andy Cochrane wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking at a potential array location that has excellent solar
> exposure EXCEPT for those 4 or 5 nasty utility lines about 20 feet up.
> They cast a thin and diffuse shadow on the ground, but I wonder if this
> will be enough of a shadow to limit the production from Sharp
> multi-crystalline panels mounted on a 10 foot high roof?
>
> Anybody have experience with this?
>
> Andy Cochrane
> andy at powertripenergy.com
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