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Solar power plants from ABB We make solar power reliable and affordable
Steve Hsu, Business Development Manager, 2012-10-26
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 2
A global leader in power and automation technologies Leading market positions in main businesses
145,000 employees in about 100
countries
$38 billion in revenue (2011)
Formed in 1988 merger of Swiss and
Swedish engineering companies
Predecessors founded in 1883 and
1891
Publicly owned company with head
office in Switzerland
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 3
Power and productivity for a better world ABB’s vision
As one of the world’s leading engineering companies, we
help our customers to use electrical power efficiently, to
increase industrial productivity and to lower environmental
impact in a sustainable way.
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 4
How ABB is organized Five global divisions
Power Products
Power Systems
Discrete Automation and Motion
Process Automation
$10.9 billion
36,000
employees
$8.1 billion
20,000
employees
$8.8 billion
29,000
employees
$8.3 billion
28,000
employees
(2011 revenues, consolidated; including Thomas & Betts revenue for LP division)
Low Voltage Products
$7.7 billion
31,000
employees
Electricals, automation, controls and instrumentation for power generation and industrial processes
Power transmission
Distribution solutions
Low-voltage products
Motors and drives
Intelligent building systems
Robots and robot systems
Services to improve customers
productivity and reliability
ABB’s portfolio covers:
CSP power plants
Cost effective direct steam
generation
High efficient power
generation with steam
parameters up to 130 bar,
530°C steam
Highest yield per m2 land
In cooperation with
Novatec Solar
PV power plants
Optimized integrated
solution
Maximal yield at each
moment of day
Integration into grid
Independent from module
supplier
ABB offers turnkey solar power plants Reliable execution and guaranteed performance
Month DD, Year | Slide 5
© ABB Group
CPV power plants
Outstanding solar electrical
efficiency with triple junction
cell and dual axis tracking.
Prefabricated and tested
modular plug and play
system
In cooperation with
Greenvolts
CSP power plants
Utility scale power plant
from 50 MW to 250 MW
Dispatchable energy
from plant with thermal
storage
Process heat / steam
Solar resource:
high DNI area
PV power plants
Utility scale power plant
1 to 100 MW
Industrial roof top
installation from 500 kW
Solar resource:
all level of global irradiation
Three solar technologies for different applications Highest performance for every environment
Month DD, Year | Slide 6
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CPV power plants
Utility scale power plant
1 to 50 MW
Dezentralized power plants
from 100 kW
Solar resource:
high DNI area
Photovoltaic power Integrated solution
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 7
PV: offered scope Clients requirement defines ABB’s scope
Panels Trackers DC cabling protectors
Inverters Transformat
ion center
Grid connection
PV: ABB as turn key contractor Integrated solution for high performance
Inverters DC field
A
V
A
V
A
V
Tracker
DC Cables
A
V
Integrated plant design, and yield calculation
Panels Trackers DC cabling protectors
Inverters Transformation
center
Turnkey solution project management, site management, H&S, quality control
Automation, monitoring and remote control
External partner
Developer client
Turnkey ABB
Automation ABB
Power electronics
ABB
Electrification ABB
Balance of system
ABB
PV modules partner
PV: different set up according to clients requirement ABB cooperates with module supplier
Month DD, Year | Slide 10
© ABB Group
Developer client
Turnkey ABB
Automation ABB
Power electronics
ABB
Electrification ABB
Balance of system
ABB
PV modules partner
a) ABB and module partner build a consortium, managed by ABB
b) Module
Partner is sub
supplier to ABB,
but the PV
Module Partner
is directly
accountable for
the extended
warranty
period of PV
Modules
Photovoltaic power Standard PV plants components & ABB portfolio associated
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 11
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 12
Main elements of a Solar Power plant: 1 Solar arrays (fix or solar trackers) 2 Solar Drives 3 LV distribution and protection cabinets 4 Inverter + transformation center 5 Entrance point 6 Supervision and control station 7 Civil engineering (ground preparation, streets, buildings…) 8 Safety & Security system (CCTV,etc)
VISTA EN PLANTA
DE
PARQUE SOLAR
2MW
4
6
2
1 7
5
8
3
MV net
MV prefabricated Substation
Standard plant and ABB portfolio Typical layout of a PV solar plant
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 13
Standard 1.000 Mwp Electrical drawing
Standard plant and ABB portfolio
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 14
Products and services
Cell and Photovoltaic modules (No ABB)
Trackers (Partner of ABB)
Inverters (ABB)
Substations (ABB)
Protections (ABB)
Security access control (ABB)
Supervisory control (ABB)
REE dispatching protocol (ABB)
Solar energy optimization (ABB)
Installation, erection and commissioning.
Integrators alliance
Standard plant and ABB portfolio
Photovoltaic power “The Evolution of PV Interconnection Requirements”
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 15
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 16
PowerTech, 2011 IEEE Trondheim
Date of Conference: 19-23 June 2011
Author(s): Marinopoulos, A. ; Corp. Res., ABB AB, Vasteras, Sweden
Abstract
The current work focuses on two specific issues concerning grid-connected solar PV
units, i.e. the fault ride-through capability, also called low voltage ride-through
capability, and the voltage support function through reactive power injection during
faults. With the first one the PV unit can actually provide some limited grid support,
whereas with a defined reactive power characteristic it can give a complete dynamic
grid support. These two requirements, already known for wind power generation but
new for the PV, have been recently introduced in the German technical guidelines
for connection to the MV grid. Scope of the paper is to implement these
requirements in a large solar PV plant, modeled in DIgSILENT PowerFactory, in order
to understand its operation, and to evaluate its behavior and impact on the grid,
in terms of stability and voltage support during grid fault.
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 17
PV standards – a look to Europe
EU countries (i.e. Germany. France and Italy) have
passed new grid interconnection standards for MW
installs
All are somewhat different, but major trends for static
and dynamic grid support can be recognized:
Static active power limitation (curtailment)
Dynamic active power reduction
Low Voltage Ride Through (LVRT)
Power factor set point
Reactive power generation (VAR compensation)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 18
Grid interconnection - USA
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 19
Grid interconnection - USA
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 20
Grid interconnection - USA
ABB Central Inverters, PVS800 Grid support - Reactive power compensation - Power reduction - Low voltage ride through (LVRT)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 21
ABB Center Inverters PVS800 Overview (1)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 22
ABB Center Inverters PVS800 Overview (2)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 23
ABB megawatt station PVS800-MWS 1. Grid support Substation - Reactive power compensation - Power reduction - Low voltage ride through (LVRT) 2. Comply to IEC 62271-202 High-voltage/low-voltage prefabricated substation standard
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 24
ABB junction box with monitoring PVS-JB-8-M
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 25
ABB junction box with monitoring
ABB junction box with monitoring Block Diagram
ABB web boxABB web box
Remote monitoring
portal
Modbus
STR
MON 230VAC
MODBUS
24 x 8 = 192 modules, 192 x 245 Wp = 47,04 kWp
.
.
.
Solar Array 1.12
Totally per 500 kW inverter:
24 x 96 = 2304 modules
2304 x 245 Wp = 564,48 kWp
Junction boxes with
string monitoring
3
PVS800-57-0500kW-A (1000 Vdc)
230 Vac
supply
Ethernet
switch
Internet
From other 500 kW inverters
ETHERNET/
MODBUS CONV
(NETA)
To the
transformer
(300 Vac)
STR
MON 230VAC
MODBUS
24 x 8 = 192 modules, 192 x 245 Wp = 47,04 kWp
Solar Array 1.1
Solar Array 1.2
Solar Array 1.11
STR
MON 230VAC
MODBUS
STR
MON 230VAC
MODBUS
24 x 8 = 192 modules, 192 x 245 Wp = 47,04 kWp
24 x 8 = 192 modules, 192 x 245 Wp = 47,04 kWp
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 27
ABB String Inverters, PVS300 for 經濟部能源局“陽光屋頂百萬座” 計畫
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 28
ABB PVS300 String Inverters
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 29
Remote Monitoring Portal (RMP) application
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 30
Reactive power kvar display
Photovoltaic power ABB central inverter PVS800 Preventive maintenance and Reconditioning services
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 31
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 32
PVS800 Central Inverter Care Contract
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 33
PVS800 Central Inverter Maintenance Service Schedule (sample)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 1
Solar Power ABB於太陽光電發電系統之建置,營運與解決方案
Yenfu Cheng, Head of Power Generation Business Unit, 2012-10-26
Standard plant and ABB portfolio
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 2
Products and services
Cell and Photovoltaic modules (No ABB)
Trackers (Partner of ABB)
Inverters (ABB)
Substations (ABB)
Protections (ABB)
Security access control (ABB)
Supervisory control (ABB)
REE dispatching protocol (ABB)
Solar energy optimization (ABB)
Installation, erection and commissioning.
Integrators alliance
Thermosolar Power Plants (CSP)
CSC Technology is based on solar radiation
concentration to produce steam or hot air which
could then be used on conventional electric plants.
Main Components
Concentrator: Different optics elements as
mirrors, concentrate the sun on a point or a line
where the receiver is located.
Receiver: The receiver collets the concentrated
sun rays and transfers the energy to a heat
transfer fluid.
Heat Exchanger: At the evaporator the heat
transfer fluid transfers heat the water that
becomes steam.
Turbine
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 3
There are 4 key CSP technologies: parabolic trough has by far the largest installed fleet…
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 4
350 MW of parabolic trough capacity installed in the Mojave Desert, US in the 1980’s, ABB was a key
participant in these projects.
Thermosolar Power Plants (CSP) Parabolic
The parabolic troughs are used to track the
sun and concentrate sunlight on to the
thermally efficient receiver tubes placed in
the trough focal line. In these tubes, a
thermal transfer fluid is circulated, such as
synthetic thermal oil. This oil is then
pumped through a series of heat
exchangers to produce steam. The steam
is converted to electrical energy in a
conventional steam turbine generator.
Main components
Reflector
Absorber tube
Tracking system
Structure
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 5
CSP simplified scheme
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 6
Thermosolar Power Plants (CSP) Power Tower
A circular array of heliostats (2 axis
tracking mirror) is used to concentrate
sunlight to a central receiver mounted
on the top of a tower. A heat transfer
medium in this receiver absorbs the
highly concentrated radiation and
coverts it into thermal energy to be
used by a turbine.
Main components
Heliostats
Tower
Receptor
Characteristics:
High temperatures = High yields
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 7
Solar power tower
Solar Trees power tower power 17MW currently under
construction in Andalucia, Spain, total estimated cost = 200M Euro
Key design challenges:
Central receiver – high differential thermal stresses & large n
。Of temp cycles (fatigue)
Pumping molten salt up to the top of the tower
Consortium:
Sensor – concept & engineering
ACS Cobra – construction
Saint Gobain – heliostat glass
Siemens – Turbine island © ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 8
Stirling System
SunCatcher 25 kW 38ft
Thermal engine stirling cycle with
an asynchronous generator
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 9
Hybrid CCPP (ISCC): basics
The heat coming from the solar field is used as extra
energy for steam production on the combine cycle.
Thereby the fuel is partly substituted by the solar resource.
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 10
ISCC = Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
Solar Thermal Power in ABB
Pablo Astorga, ABB Spain - Power Generation (PSP), 11/03/2009
ABB Portfolio for STP
Thermosolar power plants
ABB Portfolio for STP eBOP
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 12
ABB Portfolio for STP Electrical Balance of Plant (eBOP)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 13
ABB Portfolio for STP Typical ABB’s supply
Distributed Control System AC800M/PGP
Field Solar Communication System (SCS): 1 x AC800M
Solar Field Control System (LOC): 1,250 x AC500
Main transformer: 50/65 MVA, 225/11KV, YNd11, vacuum
regulation
MV switchgear for 11kV and 6.3 kV
Breakers
2xVD4/M-12.12.50ZC+PowerBlock ZS1
4xHD4/P-12.16.25+PBE-2
40xHD4/P-12.06.25+PBE-1
Contactors: 8xV/P-7 (RM)+PBE-1
Fuses: 24x for the contactors
Transformer: DTE1000A8D (100 kVA, 3 winding, 6000/725V)
Drive: ACS800-07-1160-7 (953 A, 690 V, IP54R)
Motor: AMA400L2L (900 kW, 690 V, 2 poles, IP55, IC411)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 14
STP plant development, integration and subsystems
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 15
ABB’s Portfolio for STP ABB substation ( 50 MVA - 100 MVA ) ( 132 KV - 225 KV )
Key deliverables
ƒ Turnkey substations.
ƒ Transformers.
ƒ Switchgear.
ƒ Motorized Breakers.
ƒ Automation relays.
ƒ Associated equipment
ƒ Repair, spare parts, maintenance, remote monitoring
ƒ Feasibility and grid studies.
ƒ Short-circuit calculation, selectivity and protection coordination
ƒ Transient system stability and dynamic behavior
ƒ Harmonic analysis, filtering and lining up systems settlement
ƒ Ground simulation.
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 16
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Transformer
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 17
ABB’s Portfolio for STP MV Switchgear
MV Switchgear for 11 kV and 6,3 kV:
Breakers:
2xVD4/M-12.12.50ZC+PowerBlock ZS1
4xHD4/P-12.16.25+PBE-2
40xHD4/P-12.06.25+PBE-1
Contactors: 8xV/P-7 (RM)+PBE-1
Fuses: 24x for the contactors
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 18
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Motors and Drives
Motors and drives
Transformer: DTE1000A8D (100
kVA, 3 winding, 6000/725V)
Drive: ACS800-07-1160-7 (953 A,
690 V, IP54R)
Motor: AMA400L2L (900 kW, 690
V, 2 poles, IP55, IC411)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 19
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar field control : LOC
Individual positioning of each collector
Calculation of the solar vector
Temperature control HTF
Autonomous from DCS
Internal checking of LOC / PLC
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 20
ABB
ABB
ABB’s Portfolio for STP LOC by ABB
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 21
Main function of LOC
Each LOC calculates the solar cetos,
based on NREL algorithms and
positioning the solar collector according
the operation mode chosen
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar field control : LOC
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 22
Solar Control System LOC interfaces
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 23
SCS interface – Modbus TCP:
Control and surveillance of Collector
position
HTF parameters
Operational modes
Temperature Collector Monitoring:
Pt100 supervision of HTF
Hydraulic positioning system:
Solenoid valves actuators
Pressure control of the hydraulic
system
Collector Secure & Stow position:
Limit switches
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar field control : LOC
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 24
I/O
signal
type
AI(4-20mA) RTD DI DO TOTAL
LOC 3 2 12 8 25
TOTAL 3 2 12 8 25
Vertical LOC cabinet: ABB Gemini 700x460x260 mm
Thermoplastic molding
Robust and resistant to direct exposure to the sun
High resistance to chemical and environmental elements
Includes PLC, I/O, switch and various LV equipment
Complete, independently certified solution Applus
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Distributed control system
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 25
SCS
Control Room
AC800M
BOP I
AC800M
BOP II
AC800M
Electrical
system
AC800M
Communication
AC800M
HTF
AC800M
TES
Modbus RTU
MT protection
BT analyzer
etc
Solar Field
LOC
DCS
Solar Field HTF, BOP & POWER ISLAND TES
Concentrated solar power plant (CSP) Solar field network requirements
Standard Ethernet architecture, independent of plant type
Parabolic trough
Power tower
Network segmentation depending on the amount of LOC’s
Avoid broadcast traffic
Remote programming available
Industrial, standardized products
Long lifecycle
Long term spares availability
Standard solutions over standard products
Different calculation precision requirements for parabolic trough (10-2) and power tower (10-3)
© ABB Group
October 15, 2012 | Slide 27
Main function
Positioning of the solar collector to drive and concentrate the solar radiation into a point
Design parameters
Maintenance of the operational modes in an independent way tracking continuously the sun
Maximizing the performance of the solar field
Maintain the system safe and running
Key points
Industrial standard products instead of tailor made solutions
Easy adaptation to changes
International support of standard products
Know-How in power generation
High end PLC
Standard communication protocols and networks
Solar algorithm of high resolution
Foto Andasol 1.
Cortesia de
COBRA-SENER
Contol system of solar field LOC
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar Field Network
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 28
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar Field Network
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 29
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar Field Network
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 30
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar Field Network
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 31
ABB’s Portfolio for STP Solar Field Network
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 32
Solar Thermal Power in ABB
Pablo Astorga, ABB Spain - Power Generation (PSP), 11/03/2009
ABB References in STP
Thermosolar power plants
PSA Solar Power Plant DISS loop
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 34
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS) for the
DISS test loop (1.3 MWt)
Customer benefits
Constitutes an excellent experimental
system for investigating the two-phase
flow and direct steam generation for
electricity production. Autonomous from
DCS.
High degree of standardization in
planning and documentation.
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M
and future extensions.
Andasol 1 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 35
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
MV Switchgear
Motors & Drives
Unit Transformers
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with
complex power systems.
High degree of standardization in
planning and documentation.
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M
and future extensions.
Andasol 2 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 36
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
MV Switchgear
Motors & Drives
Unit Transformers
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with
complex power systems.
High degree of standardization in
planning and documentation.
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M
and future extensions.
Extresol 1 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 37
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Solar Field Communications System (SCS)
Solar Field System (LOC): 624 units
MV Switchgear
Motors & Drives
Unit Transformers
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with complex power
systems.
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation.
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions.
Totally integrated and compatible control scope solution.
Short installation and commissioning time.
Extresol 2 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 38
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Solar Field Communications System (SCS)
Solar Field System (LOC): 624 units
MV Switchgear
Motors & Drives
Unit Transformers
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with complex power
systems.
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation.
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions.
Totally integrated and compatible control scope solution.
Short installation and commissioning time.
Kuraymat Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 39
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS) : Power Block + Solar
Field
MV Switchgear
Motors & Drives
Customer benefits
ABB assumes responsibility for engineering and
coordination activities towards control & electrical
systems.
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions.
Hassi R’Mel Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 40
ABB’s Supply
EBOP concept, including
Transformers
MV Switchgear
LV Switchgear
Complete Electrical System
Cabling
Customer benefits
Totally integrated and compatible full scope solution
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions
Martin Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 41
ABB’s Supply
Solar Field Control System (LOC): 1,136 units
Customer benefits
ABB’s experience in solar collector positioning
Extremely short delivery schedule
High degree of standardization in planning and
Documentation
High degree of flexibility in engineering and LOC design
Manchasol 1 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 42
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Solar Field Communications System (SCS)
Solar Field Control System (LOC): 624 units
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with complex power
systems
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions
Totally integrated and compatible control scope solution
Short installation and commissioning time
Manchasol 2 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 43
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Solar Field Communications System (SCS)
Solar Field Control System (LOC): 624 units
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with complex power
systems
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions
Totally integrated and compatible control scope solution
Short installation and commissioning time
VALLESOL 1 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 44
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Solar Field Communications System (SCS)
Solar Field Control System (LOC): 624 units
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with complex power
systems
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions
Totally integrated and compatible control scope solution
Short installation and commissioning time
VALLESOL 2 Solar Power Plant
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 45
ABB’s Supply
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Solar Field Communications System (SCS)
Solar Field Control System (LOC): 624 units
Customer benefits
ABB’s flexibility and experience with complex power
systems
High degree of standardization in planning and
documentation
Extremely flexible system regarding O&M and future
extensions
Totally integrated and compatible control scope solution
Short installation and commissioning time
Photovoltaic Plants
Solar Power Plant Types
PV roof plant installation (EPC)
Low/ medium power photovoltaic installation in building. Fix structure.
Fix structures, solar panels, inverters, switchgear, low voltage &
protection cabinets, automation and transformer.
Possibility to get additional fee in tariff due to architectonical integration
Typical Power (10kw to 500kw)
PV ground plant installation: Fix structure (EPC)
Medium/ High voltage standard photovoltaic installation in a fix structure
Possibility for very high efficiency improve (60%)
Fix structures, solar panels, inverters, switchgear, low voltage &
protection cabinets, prebuilt transformer center, security, automation,
transformer, cabling and small civil work.
Typical Power (100kw to 50,000 kw)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 47
Solar Power Plant Types
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 48
Solar Power Plant Types
PV ground plant installation: 1 / 2 axis trackers (EPC)
Medium/ High power photovoltaic installation in a 1 or 2 axis structure
Possibility for very high efficiency improve (60%)
1 or 2 axis structures (multiple or single pole), robots, motors, drives, solar panels
Inverters, switchgear, low voltage & protection cabinets, prebuilt transformation
center,
Security, automation, transformer, cabling, substations and small civil work,
Typical Power (100kw to 50,000 kw)
PV concentrated ground plant: 3 sun (EPC)
Medium / high power photovoltaic installation 2 axis structure and 3 sun
concentration.
Possibility for very high efficiency improve (60%)
2 axis structures (multiple or single pole), robots, motors, drives, solar panels,
inverters, switchgear, low voltage & protection cabinets, prebuilt transformation
center, security, automation, transformer, cabling, substations and small civil work.
Typical Power (100kw to 50,000 kw)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 49
Solar Power Plant Types
PV concentrated ground plant : 500 sun (EPC)
Medium/ High power photovoltaic installation 2 axis structure and 500 sun
concentration.
Possibility for very high efficiency improve (60%)
2 axis structures (multiple or single pole), robots, motors, drives, solar panels,
inverters, switchgear, low voltage & protection cabinets, prebuilt transformation
center, security, automation, transformer, cabling, substations and small civil work
Typical Power (100kw to 50,000 kw)
HCPV Heliostat concentrated PV power tower (consortium)
High power, heliostat PV tower concentration (1,500 sun) in High efficiency panel.
Heliostat trackers, high efficiency panel in tower structure, motors, drives, solar
panels Inverters, switchgear, low voltage & protection cabinets, transformation
center, security
Automation, transformer, cabling, substations and medium civil work.
Typical Power (50,000kw to 150,000 kw)
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 50
Photovoltaic Plants
Standard plant and ABB portfolio
© ABB Group October 15, 2012 | Slide 52
Products and services
Cell and Photovoltaic modules (No ABB)
Trackers (Partner of ABB)
Tracker Control System (ABB)
Inverters (ABB)
Containerized inverter concrete building (ABB)
Transformer & Switching System (ABB)
Containerized CT concrete building (ABB)
Substations (ABB)
Protections (ABB)
Security access control (ABB)
Supervisory control (ABB)
Grid dispatching control (ABB)
Solar energy optimization system (ABB)
Installation, erection and commissioning (ABB)
Integrators alliance
O&M (from 5 years to 20 years) (ABB)
ABB’s Portfolio for PV Electrical Balance of Plant (eBOP or EPC)
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Product and System Concept eBOP or EPC Concept
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Advanced solutions for automation in solar plants
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Panels Structures - DC Cabling
- Protection
- String Control
- Tracker Control
Inverters CT
PV Plant Scheme
Standard PV Plant Design
High efficiency equipment selection
Standard Design (Standard module type 1Mw Design)
Optimized System Design
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Panels
Trackers
Inverters
Switchgear
Transformer
Cable Selection
Engineering Works
Electrical Calculation
Looses Calculation
Automation & Supervision
PR Calculations
Electrical Cabinets
Concrete prebuilt CT all in it
Concrete prebuilt Inverters all in it
Communications
Operation & Maintenance
Panels classifications
Electrical looses
Optimal Power Peak Calculation
Switching System
None assistant plant operation
Standard PV Plant Design
Lower total cost.
No coordination for partners scope
Reduced installation cost
Reduced commercial risk
Added value to client
Increase availability
Greater flexibility
Reduced operation cost
Support fast track project
Sharing of responsibilities
Guaranteed delivery
Access to a complete product range
Using ABB project experience
Reduced technical risk
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Standard PV Plant Design
Feasibility and grid studies
Short-circuit calculation, selectivity and protection coordination
Load flow calculation, components design
Transient system stability and dynamic behavior
Harmonic analysis, filtering and lining up system settlement
Economical convenience and lifecycle analysis (LCC inverters)
Strong competence for personalized solutions planning thanks to our
local resources support
The experience and innovative solutions ABB can offer are studied and
tested all over the world, this is why we will always be able to meet the
customer’s requirements.
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Lowest LCOE potential
Highest energy density
Matches peak load demand
Best in hot climates
Readily scalable to GW
Tracking Mandatory
Requires Direct Sunlight
Mature technology
Indirect sunlight acceptable
Tracking optional
Efficiency approaching limits of
technology
Performance degrades at high
temperatures
Indirect sunlight acceptable
Less temperature degradation than
silicon PV
Suited to rooftops/ construction
Lowest Efficiency
Low cost effective
Technology immature
Low efficiency & stability
No bankability criteria
Photovoltaics
Conventional Si
Concentrator
PV CPV
Thin
Film
Others (Nanosolar,
Multi-spectrum…)
Panels Right technology selection
Photovoltaic plant automation Architecture
The system will manage, among traditional automation
functions/features
Solar tracking system, when available, for production
maximization
Performance calculation of the different stages
ABB patented switching system for optimizing inverter
efficiency
Troubleshooting management of strings
Integration of plant security and surveillance system
Production automatic reporting system
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
High precision shadowing control algorithm for solar
tracking
Extensible and scalable solution for any plant size
Switching system for optimizing inverter efficiency
Performance/efficiency oriented supervision system
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
High precision shadowing control algorithm for solar tracking
Shadowing prevention according to tracker dimensions and plant layout
Other systems use “backtracking correction”, thus preventing unnecessary movements and efficiency losses
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
High precision shadowing control algorithm for solar tracking
ABB algorithm calculates the optimal position modeling panels and tracker structure geometry
Standard PLC program IEC based
Program code opened an easy to export
Trigonometric function calculations: SIN, COS, ARCSEN and ARCOS
Position accuracy from >0.2º up to >1.5º (real sun position)
Automatic order for trackers security position in case of wind and hail
PLC software already programmed
Easy and fast commissioning
Photovoltaic plant automation Local algorithm
Photovoltaic plant automation Architecture
LAN 2
Local
Automation
Solar Tracker
Inverters
MV an LV
Switchgears
DCS
Transformers
OPERATOR
WORKPLACE
Remote Office
Internet
Remote Access
LAN 1
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
Extensible and scalable solution for any plant sizes
All HW and SW components apply scalable architecture
Easy systematical re-usable pattern
1 MW Inversor Inversor
Celdas Transformador
Estación
Metereológica
AC800M
AC500 AC500 AC500 AC500
Switch
TCP/IP
RS-485
1 MW Inversor Inversor
Celdas Transformador
Estación
Metereológica
AC800M
AC500 AC500 AC500 AC500
Switch
TCP/IP
RS-485
Photovoltaic plant automation Function allocation
At the DCS level is controlled
Solar plant power electronics device controls
Optimization - switching
Neural networks - intelligent forecast and approximation
Alarms and events handling
At local automation is performed
Trackers
Accurate solar tracking algorithm
One and two axis movement control implementation
Power connection box
Power connection box management
Current per line current control to detect strings failures
Photovoltaic plant automation Tracker control cubicle
Breakers
Power supplies (motors and PLC)
Inverter relays
PLC AC 500 (8 D/I, 8 D/O, 4 A/I)
Sun position algorithm
(0,02º accuracy)
F.O. Switch.
(Modbus TCP/IP network)
Enclosure Geminis type
Relays and terminal blocks
Communicatio
ns modules
I/Os +
Bases
Cabecer
a FBP +
Base
CPUs
Bases
CPUs
Photovoltaic plant automation PLC for local automation
RS20-0800 RS20-0800
RS20-0400 Spider 5Tx
9PLC5
Fibra óptica
Multimodo
Cable
Cat5+
Cable
interior
armari
o
9PLC4
9PLC3
9PLC2
9PLC1
9PLC4
8PLC3
8PLC2
8PLC1
7PLC4
7PLC3
7PLC2 7PLC1
6PLC5
6PLC4
6PLC3
6PLC2
6PLC1
5PLC4
5PLC3
4PLC4
4PLC3
5PLC2
5PLC1
4PLC2
4PLC1
3PLC4
3PLC3
3PLC2
3PLC1
2PLC5
2PLC4
2PLC3
1PLC4
2PLC2
2PLC1
1PLC3
1PLC2 1PLC1
Master 2 Master 1
SAI
ON-LINE
ADSL
Supervision and control systems
Photovoltaic plant automation Local automation architecture
Photovoltaic plant automation Operator mimics
Photovoltaic plant automation Operator mimics
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
Switching system for optimizing inverter efficiency
Input power distribution for optimizing inverter efficiency
Switching principles
Inverter low performance at low loads
Inverter high performance at medium-high loads
One inverter working at medium load, better than two inverters working at low load
Load balancing among inverters
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
Switching system for optimizing inverter efficiency
Low performance High performance
Photovoltaic plant automation Advanced optimization
DCS advanced control functions
Operation of the switch over cabinet
Optimization based theoretical calculations
Neural networks analysis
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Maintenance / damages inverters
Protection faults
ABB system optimization Automatic switching system
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Improving production by optimizing the light capture during dawn and nightfall
Improving production during high cloudiness
Improving production in emergency situation (hail, high wind)
ABB system optimization Automatic switching system
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Energy optimization drawing
Automatic switching system to optimize:
Energy during dawn and nightfall
Cleaning and maintenance of panels / trackers
Damages or maintenance of inverters
Hail and high wind
ABB system optimization Automatic switching system
Photovoltaic plant automation Advanced optimization
Over the Maximum Power Point Tracking algorithm
(MPPT) to increase performance in operational points like
low sun conditions it has been developed a set of
algorithms based on Artificial Neural Networks (ANN)
and designed to adapt themselves to the particular
conditions of every PV plant
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
Switching system for optimizing inverter efficiency
The difference is in the PV turbine equivalent I-V curve (affected by panel degradation, dirtiness, etc..)
Neuronal network learns from real values to get progressively a better PI’
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ABB system optimization Repower concept 55% to 70% total production increase
Standard series and parallel
arrays of panels
¡ Maximun DC Voltage input !
¡ Maximum DC current input !
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A
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Master PLC control system
Additional individual series
Cases of optimization :
Low irradiance months
Cloudiness days
Lost due to panels dirt
Lost due to panels efficiency decrease
Advantages optimization
system
Old installation. Repower with same tariff
New installations: 10 to 15% total
price decrease over normal
installation (no CT , no inverters,
no HV installation…)
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1 / 2 Axis sun Trackers + 25 % to + 35 %
Panel flash report classification - 3,2 % to + 0,8 %
Dawn – Nightfall + 1,1 % to + 1,4 %
Cloudiness + 0,7 % to + 1,1 %
Wind + Hail + 0,05 % to + 0,1 %
Damages + Maintenance + 0,2 % to + 0,3 %
Transformer + electrical + 0,4 % to + 0,6 %
Adding Panels + 30 % to + 70 % additional power)
Dirt Will affect all parameters before.
When solar panels efficiency decrease by year this data become more relevant.
ABB system optimization Production optimization
Solar standard solution Technology highlights
Performance/efficiency oriented supervision system
Real time plant performance ratio calculation based on:
Irradiation
Panels strings
Inverters
Transformers
New advanced features Oriented to performance
Efficiency calculation
For individual elements (strings, trackers, inverters…)
For stages
For the whole plant
To allocate malfunctions in the shortest time
Alarms for deviation in real time (alarms)
Reports
Performance calculation Stages
Inverters and
swicthing Trasnformers Modules
Tracking
DC cabling
Stages for performance Real time PR Calculations
Panel String: Tracker: DC Cabling: Inverter: Transformation Center:
Inverters Inverters output
Modules
Characteristics
(Fresh Data)
Tracking
- Perfect
- Optimal
distribution
Inverter characteristics
Swicthing scheme
Transformers
characteristics
Inverters Transformer
Trafo
Counter
DC cable design
charactericits
DC field
A
V
A
V
A
V
A
V
Temperature
Sun Irradiation
Current String
Monitoring
Panel location
Algorithm for:
─Panel degradation
─Panel failure
─Dirt
─PR panel
Tracking efficiency
Tracking accuracy
Tracking gain
Control for:
─Sun position
─Tracker position
─Motor movements
─2 Axis tilt sensors
─Shadows calculation
─Backtracking
─Emergency position
─Maintenance
─PR tracker
DC Cables
DC cable losses
Control for:
─Voltage DC input
─Current DC Input
─Protection status
─PR DC cable
Control for:
─Temperature
─Voltage DC/AC
─Current DC/AC
─AC Power …
─Restarting
─MPPT analysis
─Switching system
─Neuranal algorithm
─Inverter efficiency
─PR inverter
CT control for:
─Temperature
─AC Voltage
─AC Current
─AC Power
─Energy counter Kwh
─Connect / Disconnect
─Restarting
─Protection status
─Transformer efficiency
─PR transformer
Real performance Devices for measuring
Measurements devices
Weather station
Pyranometers
Reference cells
Inclinometers
Strings measurements
Inverters measurement
Input DC
Output ac
Transformers
Electrical metering
Theoretical performance Calculation methods
Equipment characteristics
Modules behavior
Tracking models
Perfect
Optimal
Cabling design
Switching, inverter curves
Transformers performance curves
Control system strategy and features
PLCs, SCADA, databases
Energy balance reports
18/12/2009 Modules
Plant Líne String Radiation
Output
Measured
Output
Calculated Eff. Measured
Eff.
Calculated Ratio
P1 P1-L1 P1-L1-S1 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6%
P1-L1-S2 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6 %
P1-L1-S3 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6 %
P1-L1 24 KWh 3,6 KWh 3,66 Kwh 14% 14,5% 96,6 %
P1-L2 P1-L2-S1 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6 %
P1-L2-S2 8 KWh 0,9 KWh 1,22 KWh 11,25% 14,5% 77,58%
P1-L2-S3 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6%
P1-L2 24 KWh 3,3 KWh 3,66 Kwh 12,5% 14,5% 90,26%
P1 -- 48 KWh 6,9 KWh 7,32 Kwh 13,78% 14,5% 93,52%
P2 P2-L1 P2-L1-S1 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6 %
P2-L1-S2 8 KWh 1,2 KWh 1,22 KWh 14% 14,5% 96,6 %
P2-L1-S3 8 KWh 1,1 KWh 1,22 KWh 13% 14,5% 90,11 %
P2-L1 24 KWh 3,5 KWh 3,66 Kwh 13,64% 14,5% 94,35%
P2 -- 24 KWh 3,5 KWh 3,66 Kwh 13,64% 14,5% 94,35%
Summary -- -- 72 KWh 10,4 KWh 10,98 Kwh 13,71% 14,5% 93,80%
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Power Generation Service Our portfolio
Operation and Maintenance PV
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ABB offers technical services and consulting for the plants’
optimization, providing our professionals’ experience to the
customer for:
Inefficiency elimination and out of service limitation
Development of customized solutions for:
Costs reduction
Productivity and profitability increase
Out-of-date units enhancement
Residual activity incremented
Works in line with regulations
Asking ABB means granting:
Quick intervention
Safe and effectiveness
The best care for any application (protections, control,
supervision, and tele-diagnostics)
Environmentally friendly
Photovoltaic power Reference Sites
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Global power generation ABB delivers EPC / BoS Photovoltaic plants
PV Reference: La Robla, Spain 13.3 MWp in operation since 2010
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Customer:
GA Solar
Type of Project:
ERCAM 1 axis
Tracker
Turnkey 13,3
MW PV solar
plant.
Year of
Commissioning:
2010
Commissioning
Customer need
Maximize the performance and reliability of the solar plant
Get the plant in operation in 3months
ABB response
ABB delivers the complete solar plant in consortium with a solar manufacturer
ABB applied an efficiency improvement system to maximize the overall performance of the PV solar plant
ABB scope:
Supply: Substation, DC cabinets, AC cabinets, unit transformers, switchgears, equipment housing,
system optimization, control and SCADA.
Turn key installation, ground & civil works: Inverters, trackers, PV modules, transformers and
switchgears, cabinets, housing, system optimization, control, SCADA, security system, cabling, etc
Partner scope: PV modules.
Customer benefit
Reliable and efficient PV solar plant. Performance Ratio (PR) > 80%
Optimized operation, control and maintenance of PV solar plant (sun tracking, system optimization, control
and protection, etc.)
La Robla produces 22.6 GWh per year – displaces 11,500 tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually
Client kept the deadline and qualified for Spanish feed-in tariff for solar plant
PV Reference: La Sugarella, Italy 24.2 MWp in operation since 2010
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Size: 24.2 MWp,
1 axis tracker
Customer:
Phenix
Renewable
ABB Scope: EPC
Year of
commissioning:
EPC:2010
Customer needs
First class automation and electrical systems
Maximize plant performance and reliability
ABB response
ABB delivers the complete solar plant in consortium with a solar manufacturer
ABB applied an efficiency improvement system to maximize the overall performance of the PV solar plant
ABB scope:
Supply: Substation, DC cabinets, AC cabinets, unit transformers, switchgears, equipment housing,
system optimization, control and SCADA.
Turn key installation, ground & civil works: Inverters, trackers, PV modules, transformers and
switchgears, cabinets, housing, system optimization, control, SCADA, security system, cabling, etc
PV Reference: Spinasanta, Italy 6 MWp, in operation since 2010
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Size: 6 MWp,
fixed installation
Customer:
Actelios Solar
ABB Scope:
EPC
Year of
commissioning:
EPC:2010
Status:
Connected to the
grid
Customer needs
First class automation and electrical systems
Maximize plant performance and reliability
ABB response
ABB delivers a complete EPC.
ABB applies an efficiency improvement system to maximize the overall performance of the PV solar plant
ABB scope:
• Supply: Panels, structure, inverter centers, DC & AC cabinets, transformers, switchgears, cabling,
equipment housing, protection equipment, MV connection line
• Installation: Panels, structure, inverter centers, DC & AC cabinets, transformers, switchgears,
cabling, equipment housing, protection equipment, MV connection line, PV modules electrical
connection
Bulgaria: 5,88 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 5,88 MWp
Application: ground mounted power
plant
Grid connection: 20 kV
Solar modules: poly-csi
Solution
5 pcs of PVS800-MWS-1000-A
ABB string monitoring junction
boxes
ABB monitoring system
Commissioning: May 2012
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
A investor for
photovoltaic
plants looking for
reliable supplier
with local
presence
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UK: 4,99 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 4,99 MWp
Application: ground mounted system on
an old World War II RAF airfield
Grid connection: 33 kV
Solar modules: mono-csi, HEE 250 Wp
Solution
PVS800: 10 x 500 kW
ABB integrated inverter and MV
components housing
ABB switchgear
ABB MV main substation
Commissioning: July 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Experienced
solar developer,
builder and
operator focused
on security, plant
efficiency and
profitability.
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Slovakia, Sirkovce: 1 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 1 MWp
Application: ground mounted power plant
Grid connection: MV grid, 22 kV
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS800: 4 x 250 kW
Transformer: ABB, oil
Switchgear: ABB
Commissioning: Aug 2010
ABB solar inverter reference cases
Customer:
Investor wanting
reliable supplier
with full offering
to guarantee
return of
investment
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Italy, Borgo Montello: 3 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 3 MWp kWp
Application: ground
mounted power plant
Grid connection: MV grid
Solar modules: poly-csi
Solution
PVS800: 12 x 250 kW
ABB transformer and
switchgear
ABB Inverter and MV
housing
ABB monitoring system
Commissioning: May 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Investor looking
for secured
return of
investment and
one-stop
shopping
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Germany: 13,1 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 13,1 MWp section of 91 MWp plant
Application: ground mounted power plant
Grid connection: 20 kV
Solar modules: poly-csi
Solution
9 pcs of PVS800-MWS-1250kW-20
Skytron monitoring system
Commissioning: Dec 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
a large plant
developer and
system
integrators
looking for
reliable supplier
with rapid
response and
local presence
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Germany: 2,75 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 2,75 MWp
Application: ground mounted power plant
Grid connection: MV grid
Solar modules: CdTe thin-film
Solution
PVS800: 10 x 250 kW
Transformer: ABB 2,5 MW
Commissioning: Dec 2009
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Investor looking
for secured
return of
investment
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Germany: 1,2 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 1,2 MWp
Application: ground mounted power
plant
Grid connection: 20 kV
Solar modules: poly-csi (Eging PV)
Solution
PVS800-MWS-1000kW-20
Skytron monitoring system
Commissioning: May 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
A system
integrator for
photovoltaic
plants and
planning
company for
large turnkey
plants
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India, Delhi: 1 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 1 MWp
Application: warehouse flat roof system
Grid connection: MV grid, 11 kV
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS800: 4 x 250 kW
Commissioning: Oct 2010
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Owner of
warehouse
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Italy, Modena: 750 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 750 kWp
Application: machinery
workshop flat roof
Grid connection: MV grid
Solar modules: poly-csi
Solution
PVS800: 2 x 250 kW + 100 kW
Commissioning: June 2010
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Owner of
mechanical
workshop
looking for green
image and safe
return of
investment
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Taiwan: 238 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 238 kWp
Application: factory roof
Grid connection: MV grid,
22 kV
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS800: 1 x 250 kW
Commissioning: April 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Investor looking
for reliable SI
with proven
components
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Taiwan: 475 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 475,2 kWp
Application: factory roof
Grid connection: MV grid,
22 kV
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS800: 2 x 250 kW
Commissioning: May 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Investor looking
for reliable SI
with proven
components
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Thailand: 1,4 MWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 1,4 MWp
Application: ground mounted
Grid connection: MV grid, 22 kV
Solar modules: a-Si single junction
Solution
PVS800: 2 x 500 kW + 250 kW
(negative grounding, 1000 Vdc)
Solar inverter complete care, 10
years
Commissioning: November 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Investor looking
for reliable SI
with proven
components
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Finland, Pitäjänmäki: 181 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 181 kWp
Application: factory flat roof
Grid connection: LV grid, 400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS800: 1 x 120 kW
PVS300: 7 pcs
Commissioning: June 2010
ABB solar inverter reference cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB factory in
Helsinki
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Switzerland: 141 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 141,12 kWp
Application: office flat roof
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: mono-cSi, 245 Wp
Solution
PVS300: 15 x 8 kW with power
balancing (group of 3
inverters)
Remote monitoring with 2 pcs
SREA-50 and ABB remote
monitoring portal
Commissioning: March 2012
ABB solar inverter reference cases
Customer:
Local utility
investing in
green power
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Sweden: 80 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 80 kWp
Application: ground mounted power plant
Grid connection: LV grid, 400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS800: 100 kW
Transformer: ABB 90 kVA
Commissioning: Aug 2009
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Solar
educational
center
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China: 75 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 75 kWp
Application: flat roof installation on
a factory roof
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400
V
Solar modules: poly-cSi, 235 Wp
Solution
Solar inverters: 3 x PVS300: 8 kW
PVS800: 100 kW
ABB junction boxes
Commissioning: March 2012
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB Beijing
drives factory
and office
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Germany: 94 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 94 kWp
Application: sloping roof system on industrial building
Grid connection: LV grid, 400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi, 235 Wp
Solution
PVS800: 100 kW
ABB junction boxes
ABB Low voltage transformer dry type
300V/400V
AC500 PLC for plant monitoring for
Inverter Monitoring
Commissioning: December 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB Ladenburg
premises
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France: 90 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 90 kWp
Application: roof-top system on light
aircraft hangar
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS300: 9 x 8 kW + 3 x 4.6 kW,
with power balancing (3 inverters)
Commissioning: May 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Owner of the
light aircraft
hangar looking
for reliable solar
inverters
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Italy: 96 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 96 kWp
Application: roof-top system on
tilted factory roof
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS300: 12 x 8 kW, with power
balancing (3 inverters)
Commissioning: January 2012
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Office furniture
factory owner
wanting to
improve their
image and
taking
advantage of the
FIT
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Italy: 82 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 82 kWp
Application: roof and canopy for car parking
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
PVS300: 9 x 8 kW, with power
balancing (3 inverters)
Commissioning: March 2012
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB Dalmine
factory site. The
PV plant is part
of the activities
for reducing the
environmental
impact of the
facility.
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Greece: 72 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 72 kWp
Application: office flat roof system
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: poly cSi
Solution
PVS300: 9 x 8 kW, with power
balancing (3 inverters)
ABB plant design, AC distribution
panel, AC500 PLC for plant and
SREA-50 for inverter monitoring
Commissioning: December 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB offices in
Metamorphossis
Athens
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UK: 50 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 50 kWp
Application: clothing factory flat roof system
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400V
Solar modules: cSi
Solution
PVS300: 6 x 8 kW, with power
balancing (3 inverters)
ABB LV ac distribution cabinet
with isolator and meter and
RCD's also supplied
Commissioning: October 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Clothing factory
owner looking to
improve their
image and
reduce the net
energy cost in
longer run
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Argentina: 26 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 26 kWp
Application: office flat roof system
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: mono - cSi
Solution
3 x PVS300 8 kW
Commissioning: June 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
ABB real estate
office
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Estonia, Tallinn: 25,2 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 25,2 kWp
Application: factory flat roof
Grid connection: LV grid,
230 V/400
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
3 pcs of PVS300, 8 kW, with
power balancing (3 inverters)
SREA monitoring system
Commissioning: September 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB drives and
inverter factory
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India, Bangalore: 10 kW kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 10 kWp
Application: ground mounted special rack installation
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: poly-cSi
Solution
3 pcs of PVS300, 3,3 kW,
with power balancing (3
inverters)
Commissioning: June 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Property
management of
ABB drives
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Taiwan: 9,68 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 9,68 kWp
Application: sloping roof system on office building
Grid connection: LV grid, 230/400 V
Solar modules: cSi
Solution
PVS300: 3 x 3,3 kW, with power
balancing (3 inverters)
Commissioning: November 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Company
investing on
solar for green
image
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Belgium: 4,59 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 4,59 kWp
Application: roof-top system on single family house
Grid connection: LV grid, 230 V
Solar modules: cSi, 18 x 255 Wp
Solution
PVS300: 1 pcs 4,6 kW
Commissioning: November 2011
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Private single
family house
owner
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Italy: 4,6 kWp PV plant
System description
PV plant: 4,6 kWp
Application: roof-top system on
single family house
Grid connection: LV grid, 230 V
Solar modules: cSi
Solution
PVS300: 1 pcs 4 kW
Commissioning: January 2012
ABB solar inverter example cases
Customer:
Private single
family house
owner
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