Simon,
This information is covered in if you click on the "more"
buttons for "slope of surface" and "azimuth of surface."
Essentially the surface parameters are treated as though they are
the axis of rotation parameters.
kind regards,
David
On 02/07/2018 01:42, Simon Martinez via
TRNSYS-users wrote:
Dear all,
I'd like to compare the solar beam radiation collected by a
surface considering different solar tracking systems (1axis
N-S, 1 axis E-W, 2axes). I use Type 15 for weather data.
I've seen that there are different tracking modes :
- mode 1 : fixed surface
- mode 2 : surface rotates about a vertical axis
- mode 3 : surface rotates about a fixed axis
- mode 4 : the surface 2-axis tracks the sun
My question : Where do I have to define the position of the
axis in mode 3 ?
Best regards,
Simon
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BP 33060 - 17031 La Rochelle
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