Name: Solar PV Engineering and Installation Handbook: From Site Survey to Utility Interconnection: Step-by-Step Design Methods, Electrical Codes, and Best Practices for Installers and Designers (en Inglés)
SKU: 69221698
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Author: Sterling, Nathaniel K.
ISBN: 9798161613108

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Solar PV Engineering and Installation Handbook: From Site Survey to Utility Interconnection: Step-by-Step Design Methods, Electrical Codes, and Best Practices for Installers and Designers (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

Sterling, Nathaniel K.

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

480

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798161613108

Solar PV Engineering and Installation Handbook: From Site Survey to Utility Interconnection: Step-by-Step Design Methods, Electrical Codes, and Best Practices for Installers and Designers (en Inglés)

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Design solar photovoltaic systems with a disciplined pathway from the first site observation to final commissioning and utility interconnection. Solar PV Engineering and Installation Handbook is a comprehensive, calculation-driven reference for installers, designers, engineers, electricians, students, instructors, and project professionals who need to understand how the parts of a PV system work together. Across 16 structured chapters, Nathaniel K. Sterling connects solar-resource fundamentals and module behavior to practical design decisions involving arrays, strings, inverters, conductors, overcurrent protection, grounding, battery storage, mounting, permitting, and project delivery. Inside, you will learn how to: • evaluate a site, estimate energy production, and interpret the solar resource; • read module and inverter data, size strings, and select compatible equipment; • calculate conductor sizes, voltage drop, and overcurrent protection; • apply grounding, bonding, surge-protection, and rapid-shutdown principles; • integrate battery storage into grid-tied, off-grid, hybrid, and backup systems; • consider mounting and structural requirements for durable installations; • navigate permitting, utility interconnection, installation safety, and commissioning; • monitor system performance, diagnose underperformance, and troubleshoot common faults; and • evaluate lifecycle economics, documentation, and project handoff. Worked examples translate engineering concepts into practical decisions, while practice problems, answer sections, design worksheets, commissioning templates, a glossary, and an index support both guided study and day-to-day reference. SI and U.S. customary units are used throughout, with a primary focus on U.S. practice and electrical-code awareness. Whether you are building foundational knowledge or strengthening an existing workflow, this handbook gives you a coherent method for moving from sunlight to a safe, documented, and operational PV system.