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Fault Detection and Predictive Maintenance Paradigm for Solar PV Systems

Author(s)
Limpaporn, Poompat
Khomfoi, Surin
Date Issued
January 1, 2024
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/ICOME-EE64119.2024.10845651
Abstract
This research paper introduces the Box Plot model for the fault detection and degradation analysis in solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. The suggested method contains a mathematics equation and systematic flowchart algorithm to detect and categorize various fault types, such as direct current (DC) ground fault, DC overvoltage fault, and partial shading. The technique evaluates and monitors the performance and degradation of PV panel by processing comprehensive input data such as voltage, current, irradiance, temperature, power, solar PV systems related data and PV panel parameter data. The Box Plot model efficiently monitors fault analysis and degradation detection, adapting to various operational conditions with accuracy, resulting in a powerful tool for assessing the reliability and performance of solar PV systems. The Box Plot model is tested by using the three sets of the solar PV power plant collected data from the PV panel strings in the same array that nearby each other and verifying the Box Plot model effectiveness by comparing the model analysis result with the solar PV power plant operation and maintenance report. This methodology makes a major contribution to predictive maintenance operations and ensuring more reliability for the PV systems.
Citation
2024 International Conference on Materials and Energy Energy in Electrical Engineering Icome EE 2024, 2024
Subjects

Box Plot model

degradation

fault detection

PV panel

solar PV systems

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