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    SOLAR PANEL SIZING (COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCCOUNTANCY)

    NUMBER OF
    CIRCUIT
    WATTAGE OPERATIONAL TOTAL WATTAGE
    NUMBER
    HOURS
    1 620 8 4960
    2 600 8 4800
    3 760 8 6080
    4 2880 8 23040
    5 2520 8 20160
    6 3000 8 24000
    7 3000 8 24000
    8 6000 8 48000
    TOTAL LOAD 155040

    TOTAL LOAD X TOTAL DEMAND FACTOR = TOTAL DAILY WATTAGE


    155040 40% 62016
    TOTAL DAILY WATTAGE X PV MODULE SIZING FACTOR = TOTAL WATTAGE
    62016 125% 77520

    NOTE: DURING THE WORST MONTHS OF THE YEAR THE PHILIPPINES


    OBTAINS 4.9 HOURS OF PEAK SUNLIGHT EVERYDAY.

    TOTAL WATTAGE / PEAK SUNLIGHT HOURS = TOTAL POWER DEMAND


    77520 4.9 15820.40816
    TOTAL DEMAND POWER / PANEL RATING = NUMBER OF PANELS
    15820.40816 345 45.85625555 OR 46 PANELS

    SOLAR PANEL SIZING (COLLEGE OF FISHERIES)

    NUMBER OF
    CIRCUIT
    WATTAGE OPERATIONAL TOTAL WATTAGE
    NUMBER
    HOURS
    1 1400 8 11200
    2 1700 8 13600
    3 1000 8 8000
    4 800 8 6400
    5 1600 8 12800
    6 1700 8 13600
    7 1800 8 14400
    8 1800 8 14400
    9 1800 8 14400
    10 1800 8 14400
    11 1800 8 14400
    12 1800 8 14400
    13 1980 8 15840
    14 1980 8 15840
    15 1980 8 15840
    16 1400 8 11200
    17 900 8 7200
    18 1200 8 9600
    19 1100 8 8800
    20 1200 8 9600
    21 800 8 6400
    22 1800 8 14400
    23 1200 8 9600
    24 1620 8 12960
    25 1980 8 15840
    26 1440 8 11520
    27 1800 8 14400
    28 1620 8 12960
    29 1800 8 14400
    30 1980 8 15840
    31 1440 8 11520
    32 1800 8 14400
    33 2760 8 22080
    34 2760 8 22080
    35 2760 8 22080
    TOTAL LOAD 466400

    TOTAL LOAD X TOTAL DEMAND FACTOR = TOTAL DAILY WATTAGE


    466400 40% 186560
    TOTAL DAILY WATTAGE X PV MODULE SIZING FACTOR = TOTAL WATTAGE
    186560 125% 233200

    NOTE: DURING THE WORST MONTHS OF THE YEAR THE PHILIPPINES


    OBTAINS 4.9 HOURS OF PEAK SUNLIGHT EVERYDAY.

    TOTAL WATTAGE / PEAK SUNLIGHT HOURS = TOTAL POWER DEMAND


    233200 4.9 47591.83673
    TOTAL DEMAND POWER / PANEL RATING = NUMBER OF PANELS
    47591.83673 345 137.9473529 OR 138 PANELS
    BATTERY SIZING

    The battery type recommended for using in solar PV system is deep cycle battery. Deep cycle battery is
    specifically designed for to be discharged to low energy level and rapid recharged or cycle charged and
    discharged day after day for years. The battery should be large enough to store sufficient energy to
    operate the appliances at night and cloudy days. To find out the size of battery, calculate as follows:

         4.1 Calculate total Watt-hours per day used by appliances.


         4.2 Divide the total Watt-hours per day used by 0.85 for battery loss.
         4.3 Divide the answer obtained in item 4.2 by 0.6 for depth of discharge.
         4.4 Divide the answer obtained in item 4.3 by the nominal battery voltage.
         4.5 Multiply the answer obtained in item 4.4 with days of autonomy (the number of days that you 
               need the system to operate when there is no power produced by PV panels) to get the required 
               Ampere-hour capacity of deep-cycle battery.

    Battery Capacity (Ah) = Total Watt-hours per day used by appliances x Days of autonomy
    (0.85 x 0.6 x nominal battery voltage)

    BATTERY SIZING (COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTANCY)

    TOTAL WATT-HOURS PER


    DAY
    62016 62016
    DIVIDE BY 0.85 FOR BATTERY LOSS
    62016 0.85 72960
    DIVIDE BY 0.6 FOR DEPTH OF
    DISCHARGE
    72960 0.6 121600
    DIVIDE BY THE NOMINAL BATTERY VOLTAGE
    2533.33
    121600 48 3
    MULTIPLY ANSWER OBTAINED BY DAYS OF AUTONOMY
    2533.33
    2533.333 1 3 Ah
    BATTERY SIZING (COLLEGE OF FISHERIES)

    TOTAL WATT-HOURS PER


    DAY
    186560 186560
    DIVIDE BY 0.85 FOR BATTERY LOSS
    219482.
    186560 0.85 4
    DIVIDE BY 0.6 FOR DEPTH OF
    DISCHARGE
    365803.
    219482.4 0.6 9
    DIVIDE BY THE NOMINAL BATTERY VOLTAGE
    7620.91
    365803.9 48 5
    MULTIPLY ANSWER OBTAINED BY DAYS OF AUTONOMY
    7620.91
    7620.915 1 5 Ah

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