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January, 29 2018
Photo-Voltaic Panels Cleaning Test at RAKRIC
RAK research and innovation center initiated PV panels cleaning testing at the PV testing lab. The test includes experimenting cleaning tools & materials from “Efficient Automotive Serve” for Solar panels.
RAK research and innovation center initiated PV panels cleaning testing at the PV testing lab. The test includes experimenting cleaning tools & materials from “Efficient Automotive Serve” for Solar panels.
Five identical panels are used to compare between the conventional cleaning method using water, and the new cleaning material provided by “Efficient Automotive Serve”.
The study will cover the performance of the PV panels along with the dust effect, and taking into account the cost analysis.
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