1 kw is equal to 1 watt / m kwh.
1 kw is equal to 1 watt / m kwh.
1 kw is equal to how many kwh?
1 watt / m
solar insolation is made up of direct, diffuse, and reflected radiation. the absorption factor of a pv cell is defined as the fraction of incident solar irradiance that is absorbed by the cell. at high noon on a cloudless day at the equator, the power of the sun is about 1 kw/m², on the earth's surface, to a plane that is perpendicular to the sun's rays. as such, pv arrays can track the sun through each day to greatly enhance energy collection. however, tracking devices add cost, and require maintenance, so it is more common for pv arrays to have fixed mounts that tilt the array and face solar noon (approximately due south in the northern hemisphere or due north in the southern hemisphere). the tilt angle, from horizontal, can be varied for season, but if fixed, should be set to give optimal array output during the peak electrical demand portion of a typical year for a stand-alone system. this optimal module tilt angle is not necessarily identical to the tilt angle for maximum annual array energy output. the optimization of the photovoltaic system for a specific environment can be complicated as issues of solar flux, soiling, and snow losses should be taken into effect. in addition, later work has shown that spectral effects can play a role in optimal photovoltaic material selection. for example, the spectral albedo can play a significant role in output depending on the surface around the photovoltaic system and the type of solar cell material. for the weather and latitudes of the united states and europe, typical insolation ranges from 4 kwh/m²/day in northern climes to 6.5 kwh/m²/day in the sunniest regions. a photovoltaic installation in the southern latitudes of europe or the united states may expect to produce 1 kwh/m²/day. a typical 1 kw photovoltaic installation in australia or the southern latitudes of europe or united states, may produce 3.5–5 kwh per day, dependent on location, orientation, tilt, insolation and other factors. in the sahara desert, with less cloud cover and a better solar angle, one could ideally obtain closer to 8.3 kwh/m²/day provided the nearly ever present wind would not blow sand onto the units. the area of the sahara desert is over 9 million km². 90,600 km², or about 1%, could generate as much electricity as all of the world's power plants combined.
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