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Decomposing global solar radiation into its direct and diffuse components

handle: 1959.8/153583
Abstract To assess the viability of proposed solar installations, knowledge of global solar radiation is not sufficient. For stationary photovoltaic plant, we require global radiation series, but also the contemporaneous diffuse radiation series. Alternatively, for concentrated solar thermal, we need global and direct normal solar radiation. In this paper, we investigate whether one can simply use a model for predicting diffuse radiation using multiple predictions derived by our research team, the Boland–Ridley–Lauret (BRL) model, to give delineations of both diffuse and direct or if we need to use another model for direct or develop a new direct normal statistical model.
- University of South Australia Australia
- University of South Australia Australia
statistical modelling, BRL model, direct normal radiation, diffuse radiation
statistical modelling, BRL model, direct normal radiation, diffuse radiation
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