941.82 KWP Solar PV Proposal

941.

82 KWp SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC

POWER PLANT FOR THE JOSEPH
INDUSTRIES
Sustainable path to the future

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................................... 2
1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 3
ABOUT OUR COMPANY ............................................................................................................... 3
VISION ........................................................................................................................................... 3
MISSION ........................................................................................................................................ 3
RENEWABLE ENERGY ................................................................................................................. 4
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS ............................................................................................... 4
OUR MAJOR CLIENTS (SOLAR PROJECTS) ................................................................................. 4
2 OBJECTIVES OF THIS REPORT ................................................................................................. 5

METHODOLOGY: .......................................................................................................................... 5
SITE DETAILES REPORT- FOR A SOLAR PROJECT: .................................................................... 5
BENEFITS FROM 941.81 KWP SOLAR POWER PLANT: ............................................................... 7
Economic 7
Social 7
3 BRIEF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM ..................................... 8

PV MODULES ................................................................................................................................ 8
MODULE MOUNTING STRUCTURE ............................................................................................. 8
POWER CONDITIONING UNIT ..................................................................................................... 8
CABLES ......................................................................................................................................... 9
AC DISTRIBUTION BOARD (ACDB) ............................................................................................. 9
4 PROJECT ESTIMATE COST ..................................................................................................... 10

PAYMENT TERMS: ...................................................................................................................... 10
RETURN OF INVESTMENT (ROI) & ELECTRICITY BILL SAVING ANALYSIS ......................... 11
5 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME AND ACTIVITES ................................................................ 13

ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................. 13
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: ........................................................................................................ 14
WARRANTEE: ............................................................................................................................. 14
941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
We appreciate Joseph Group Industries initiative towards renewable energy solutions for
your building in Jabel Ali area, Dubai by utilizing Solar Energy solution. We are thankful for
opportunity extended to us to quote for the Solar PV roof top project. Based on the building
drawing details shared, we have calculated available shadow free area and designed a solar
capacity of 941.82kWp combined in all the building we have considered Block A,B,C,D and
Factory 2, Factory 3. As per the PVsyst simulation report the solar plant has achieved a
performance ratio of 75%. The solar project can secure an annual average saving of AED
834,000/- and project will reach its payback in 5 Years and over the course of its life cycle in
25 Years project can achieve cumulative profit near to AED 15,031,509. The project will
bring a Green Tag to your building and be a part of regions sustainable development.
Scope of work defined include
1) Design of Solar PV plant and associated Electrical system with adequate site survey.
2) Preparation of all design drawings calculations, simulation and reports required for project
approvals and implementation.
3) Supply of all major components PV Module & Inverter.
4) Supply of balance of system (BOS) –Mounting Structure, AC/DC cable, combiner box and
related installation kits.
5) Installation of solar plant, manpower, HSE measures, equipment/tools and material lifting.
6) Complete installation, of plant according to design.
7) Project completion report with installation details.
8) Commission and Testing
9 ) Assist DEWA inspection & testing report.
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
DEWA : Dubai Electricity & Water Authority

kW : Kilo Watt
kWh : Kilo Watt Hour/ Unit
kWp : Kilo Watt peak
PLF : Plant Load Factor
PV : Photovoltaic
Wp : Watt peak
BOS : Balance of System
NOC : No Objection Certificate
EPC : Engineering procurement and Construction
HSE : Health Safety and Environment

1 INTRODUCTION
ABOUT OUR COMPANY
Ras Al Assad Electromechanical Works L.L.C (RAAEW) is a Dubai based international

multi-disciplinary consultancy and EPC services organization with well trained and
internationally experienced crews. Renewable Energy (RE) division of RAAEW brings deep
expertise in construction of energy projects includes designing, installation, commissioning
and maintenance of Renewable Energy solutions.
RAAEW aims to build, Operate and maintain RE Power projects all over the world. Together
with the customer, RAAEW develops the optimal and customized Solar Plant and positioned
our self as a leading Renewable Energy Services Company (RESCO). We guarantee and
international standard in design and execution - with maximum benefit for the customer.
We strive to be a Global partner for sustainable development through RE Technologies. We

endeavor to do so by providing innovative products, Green Energy solutions and Technical
Consultancy that harness and utilize the renewable resources available on our planet. We also
provide Training in Renewable Energy sector aiming to increase the trained manpower for
meeting the global targets for a sustainable future.
We also cater wide range of electromechanical services in all Industrial, commercial and
residential sectors. Which include Erection, Installation and commissioning of Generators,
Transformers, Power Substations, Rotary Equipment’s, HVAC systems, all kind electrical
fitting Contracts & Civil works by following international safety standards.
VISION
A humble walk along with the nature towards a sustainable future. It is our sincere effort
from RAEEW to converge people to encourage the use renewable energy into their Energy
needs and help them to contribute their share towards a sustainable greener future. Our Goal
is to become a global RE solution provider to all your energy needs.
MISSION
Our Aim is to serve the strategic goal of sustainable development and deliver our expertise
towards of green economy. We adopt most modern technologies to assure generation
performance and customer satisfaction. Our dedicated engineering team will always meet
customer expectations and project completion transition through leadership, partnership and
adoption of Green and energy efficient technologies.

RENEWABLE ENERGY
We strive to be a partner for sustainable changes through RENEWABLE ENERGY sources.

We endeavor to do so by providing innovative products and services that harness the
renewable resources available on our planet, and provide our customers with superior quality
RE Solutions at lower costs. Our expertise covers both ON and OFF Grid renewable energy
systems and projects, as well as commercial aspects of renewable energy technology systems
Technical Consultancy in RE field and integrated energy supply solutions.
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
We provide EPC, Technical Consultancy, Engineering Design, Project Management services

& Training for Solar Photovoltaic Projects
OUR MAJOR CLIENTS (SOLAR PROJECTS)
1. DEWA
2. Euro emirates Electromechanical services LLC, UAE
3. Blue Deebaj FZCO, Jabel Ali
4. Dubai Carbon
5. SIEL
6. Masaya Centre , UAE
7. BHEL, India

2 OBJECTIVES OF THIS REPORT
The report provides details on project feasibility, engineering design for the 941.82 kWp
solar rooftop project.
METHODOLOGY:
Prepared the Report based on the information shared from client side and Technical
Assessment study
 Buildings’ Location and rooftop drawing.

 Solar Irradiation data for the site from meteorological data Source of Dubai, UAE.
 Facility for Grid connectivity and the Power Evacuation.
SITE DETAILES REPORT- FOR A SOLAR PROJECT:
The following is the Site Visit Report.

Site Details
Site Name Josephs Industires Building A,B,C,D, & Facory 2, Facory 3, Dubai.
Roof-top Roof-top of the buildings
2
Roof top Area available 12399 m (flat roof) approximately
Latitude 25.0038091 N
Longitude 55.1276199 E
Access to roof top stairs
Chances of Soiling Low
Water Availability maximum
Type of Roof Sheet roof (Sandwich panel)
Seismic Activity Low
Grid Availability DEWA
Power Availability
(1Phase/3Phase) with 3Phase,400V
voltage
Near shading chances medium
Far Shading Chances low
Note -
Average Wind speed 3.4m/s

Figure 1 : Site Details
BENEFITS FROM 941.81 KWP SOLAR POWER PLANT:
Economic
The project has an estimated Annual Generation of 1,413,431 KWh/Year from the 941.82
KWp PV solar system based on the Radiation in the Dubai region. Also DEWA provides Net
Metering facility to export any surplus power generated to DEWA grid, each month only the
Net amount shall be payable by the customer
Social
Solar reduces air pollution: Harmful carbon dioxide and methane emissions from fossil fuels,
our traditional energy source, are leading contributors to global warming and
decreased air quality. But generating electricity with solar panels produces no greenhouse
gasses whatsoever, 1,413,431 kWh /Year equivalent to 27261 tree seedlings grown for 10
years or 118364 gallons of gasoline not consumed or resist emission of 1052 metric tons of
Carbon Dioxide Equivalent.
It also supports diversifying the energy mix by promoting the use of clean and renewable
energy sources to build a sustainable future for the UAE Vision 2021.

3 BRIEF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM
PV MODULES
A photovoltaic module is a packaged interconnected assembly of photovoltaic cells, which

converts sunlight into energy. For this project solar module of 340Wp is considered. The
modules being offered are The PV module should have IEC 61215 / IS14286 qualification
certification for solar PV modules.
PARAMETERS SPECIFICATIONS
PV Module Rating 330Wp
PV module Make & country Canadian Solar/ Jinko Solar / Trina Solar
PV Module type Poly crystalline

No. of PV cells per Module 72
Certificates / Standards IEC61215 /EN61215
IEC61730/EN 61730
IEC61701
Fire Protection Class A
Operating Temperature -40˚C to 85˚C
Total Module Capacity at STC 330Wp
MODULE MOUNTING STRUCTURE
The module mounting structure is designed for holding suitable number of modules in series.
Seismic factors for the site will be considered while making the design of the foundation. The
design of array structure will be based on soil test report of the site.
Structure Technical Specification

Parameters Specifications
Type Single line ballasted system
Location Roof
Material Aluminium/Galvanised Iron
Overall dimension As per design
POWER CONDITIONING UNIT
Power Conditioning Unit (PCU) shall comprise of charge controller and MPPT unit with
power optimizer, inverter, voltage stabilizer, and distribution panel along with necessary
displays, indicators and alarms. On-Grid Inverters are considered for this project.

PARAMETERS SPECIFICATIONS
INVERTER MAKE
1- HUWAEI SUN2000-55KTL, 55 KW, 11 Pcs
2- HUWAEI SUN2000-42KTL, 42 KW, 6 Pcs
3- HUWAEI SUN2000-17KTL, 17KW, 1 Pcs
Safety
Electrical safety IEC 62109-1/IEC 62109-2
(Class I, grounded – Communication part Class II, PELV)
Functional safety Islanding detection/grid failure Active frequency shifting
and frequency change rate,
Voltage and frequency monitoring,
DC feed-in monitoring, insulation resistance monitoring
Test Certificate/ Standards IEC 60068

IEC 61683
IEC 61727
IEC 62116
CABLES
Sizes of DC cables between array interconnections, array to junction boxes, junction boxes to
Inverter etc. shall be so selected to keep the voltage drop (power loss) of the entire power
plant to the minimum and suitable for outdoor applications.
AC Cable
Type AYFY Cables
Make Ducab/Mister light/ or Equivalent
Material Al
Size As per standard
DC Cable
Type XLPE/XLPO
Make Ducab/Siechem/ Lapp/ or Equivalent
Material Tinned Copper
Temperature -15 Deg C to +80 Deg C
Size As per standard
AC DISTRIBUTION BOARD (ACDB)
An ACDB will be provided in between PCU and load/grid interface. It will have Isolator
/MCB of suitable rating for connection and disconnection of PCU from load. This can be an
integral part of the PCU also.

4 PROJECT ESTIMATE COST
The cost of the power plant is calculated on the basis of the present day market price,
availability of different equipment’s, place of installation where the said project cost
estimation will be implemented. In estimating the cost, the maximum care is taken for quality
and reliability of the system while keeping in mind that the price should be competitive. The
cost estimated in this Section is the complete cost of supply, installation and commissioning,
transportation;
Cost Estimate 941.81kWp Grid Tie solar PV Power Plant Solar Modules (Canadian Solar/
Jinko Solar/ Trina Solar), Inverter (HUWAEI SUN2000-Series) and Other accessories
Sl. No. Description of Items Unit Rates for site (AED)

1 Design, Supply, Installation and
Testing of 941.82 kWp Solar Power set 3,245,400/-
Plant
2 Cost for Design approvals from
LS 25,000/-
Dubai Municipality & DEWA
3
3,270,400 /-
Total
4
163,520/-
VAT @ 5% Included
5
3,433,920/-
Grand Total
In Figures: AED 3,433,920/-
In Words: Three Million Four Hundred Thirty Three Thousand Nine

Hundred Twenty Dirhams Only
PAYMENT TERMS:
 25% of Project Cost in advance payment against the work order and Agreement
execution.
 50% of Project Cost payment against Performa Invoice of Solar Modules, Structures and
Inverters.
 15% of Project cost payment against installation of Module mounting structure, Solar
Module and Inverter.
 Balance 10% against Commissioning of Power Plant.
 Any Authority (Dubai Municipality) submission or Processing fee is excluded in the
cost.

RETURN OF INVESTMENT (ROI) & ELECTRICITY BILL SAVING ANALYSIS
As the price of grid-connected solar power systems has decreased dramatically over the last
few years, investing in a system now produces a high return on investment (ROI) making it
far more attractive than putting your money in bank term deposits or similar investments.
The 941.82 KWp on-grid PV solar system project has an estimated Annual Generation of
1,413,431 KWh/Year; thus the Customer can reduce 1,413,431 Units from the DEWA
electricity bill. In this project, we considered DEWA red slab Electricity tariff for
Commercial category which is 0.44 AED/KWh for consumption more than 6000 KWh per
month plus 0.065 AED/KWh for fuel surcharge.
The report of solar power plant has been generated by using PVsyst software to get all details
of electricity production from proposed solar power plant, we compared and calculated
monthly and yearly production result with electricity bill provided from the . As a result,
customer, the client will save 20% of total electricity consumption (As per the electricity
details provided to us).
As a rough initial estimation of ROI, your capital investment on Solar will be paid back in
first 5 years, and further each year you have electricity cost saving 8340,000 AED as a price
of utility electricity expected to rise significantly as subsidies on electricity are removed for
next 25 years. The cumulative profit from this project after 25 years will be around
15,931,509 AED, while the Net Present Value equal to 4,947,391 AED and the Internal rate
of return will be 19%.
Note: Module degradation factor also considered in the calculations
IN AED
Project capacity 941.82 KWp
Annual Production 1413431 KWH per year
Avg. Specific Energy Yield 1500 KWH/KWp per year
Annual degradation 0.7% %
Cost per WATT AED 3.47 AED
Electricity Cost AED 0.445 AED
Electricity Escalation rate 10.0% % every 3 years
O&M Cost per KW AED 55 AED
Annual O&M Cost AED 51,890 AED
O&M Escalation rate 2% %
Discount rate 7% %
Solar power plant cost AED 32,65,584 AED
payback period 5.00 Years
NPV - 25 years AED 49,47,391 AED
IRR 19% %
Return of invstment 25 years AED 1,59,31,509 AED
LCOE 25 years AED 0.152 AED/KWH

Return Of Investment (AED)
20000000
15000000
10000000
AED
5000000
-5000000
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Years

5 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME AND ACTIVITES
ACTIVITIES
The following are the Project Activities
ACTIVITY
Agreement Execution
Structural Design
Detailed Electrical Design
Component Finalisation
Submitting- DEWA Approval (NOC)

Submitting form -Structural Approval from Dubai Municipality
Submitting Detailed design drawing for approval from DEWA
Procurement order placing
Civil Work: Cleaning, & arranging the site for Module Mounting structure Foundation
Module mounting structure
Fixing of Solar Module
Inspection call for DM for Structural Inspection and certification
String Combiner Boxes (SCB) installation & Cabling (DC & AC)
DC cable wiring and Termination at DCDB
Inverters – Installation & Wiring
ACDB cable termination

Earthing materials and protection system
Testing of the PV Power Plant
Call DEWA for Final Inspection
Final Commissioning & Testing
Installation of Net Metering

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
• The customization of plant is done after signing the MOU and receiving the 25%
advance.
• Price basis: Delivery on site.
• Installation charges: Included in Installation and commissioning charges.
• Operations& Maintenance shall be undertaken by us on mutually agreed separate
terms.
WARRANTEE:
• Solar PV Modules: Minimum 90% of peak power @ STC at the end of 10th year
Minimum 80% of peak power @ STC at the end of 25th year.
• Inverters 5 years’ warranty against any manufacturing defect.
• All critical components manufacturer’s warrantee is applicable.

PVSYST V6.74 Ras Al Assad Electromechanical Works LLC (United Arab Emirates) 15/07/18 Page 1/5
ROOFTOP SOLAR PV PROJECT - JOSEPH GROUP - BLOCK A, B, C & D

Prepared by: Abdulrazak
Grid-Connected System: Simulation parameters

Project : Joseph
Geographical Site Dubai Country United Arab Emirates
Situation Latitude 25.26° N Longitude 55.27° E
Time defined as Legal Time Time zone UT+4 Altitude 0 m
Albedo 0.20
Meteo data: Dubai Meteonorm 7.1 (1988-1991), Sat=80% - Synthetic
Simulation variant : A,B,C and D new 2

Simulation date 15/07/18 10h51
Simulation parameters System type No 3D scene defined

2 orientations tilts/azimuths 3°/32° and 3°/-148°
Models used Transposition Perez Diffuse Perez, Meteonorm
Horizon Free Horizon
Near Shadings No Shadings
PV Arrays Characteristics (7 kinds of array defined)

PV module Si-poly Model CS6U - 330P 1000V
Original PVsyst database Manufacturer Canadian Solar Inc.
Sub-array "Sub-array #1" Orientation #1 Tilt/Azimuth 3°/32°
Number of PV modules In series 20 modules In parallel 10 strings
Total number of PV modules Nb. modules 200 Unit Nom. Power 330 Wp
Array global power Nominal (STC) 66.0 kWp At operating cond. 59.3 kWp (50°C)
Array operating characteristics (50°C) U mpp 664 V I mpp 89 A
Sub-array "Sub-array #2" Orientation #2 Tilt/Azimuth 3°/-148°
PVsyst Licensed to Ras Al Assad Electromechanical Works LLC (United Arab Emirates)


Sub-array "Sub-array #7" Mixed orient. #1/2: 3/4 strings Tilt/Azimuth 3°/32°, 3°/-148°
Total Arrays global power Nominal (STC) 422 kWp Total 1280 modules
Module area 2489 m² Cell area 2243 m²
Sub-array "Sub-array #1" : Inverter Model SUN2000-55KTL-HV-D1-001

Original PVsyst database Manufacturer Huawei Technologies
Characteristics Operating Voltage 600-1450 V Unit Nom. Power 55.0 kWac
Max. power (=>30°C) 66.0 kWac
Inverter pack Nb. of inverters 4 * MPPT 25 % Total Power 55 kWac
Pnom ratio 1.20
Sub-array "Sub-array #2" : Inverter Model SUN2000_42KTL
Pnom ratio 1.18
Sub-array "Sub-array #3" : Inverter Model SUN2000-55KTL-IN-HV-D1
Pnom ratio 0.96
Pnom ratio 1.10
Pnom ratio 0.96
Pnom ratio 1.08
Pnom ratio 1.10
Total Nb. of inverters 8 Total Power 388 kWac
PV Array loss factors


Array Soiling Losses Loss Fraction 5.0 %
Thermal Loss factor Uc (const) 20.0 W/m²K Uv (wind) 0.0 W/m²K / m/s
Wiring Ohmic Loss Array#1 24 mOhm Loss Fraction 0.3 % at STC
Array#2 84 mOhm Loss Fraction 1.5 % at STC
Global Loss Fraction 0.9 % at STC
LID - Light Induced Degradation Loss Fraction 2.0 %
Module Quality Loss Loss Fraction -0.4 %
Module Mismatch Losses Loss Fraction 1.0 % at MPP
Strings Mismatch loss Loss Fraction 0.10 %
Incidence effect (IAM): User defined IAM profile
10° 20° 30° 40° 50° 60° 70° 80° 90°
0.998 0.998 0.995 0.992 0.986 0.970 0.917 0.763 0.000
System loss factors

Wires: 3x150.0 mm² 85 m Loss Fraction 0.7 % at STC
Unavailability of the system 7.0 days, 3 periods Time fraction 1.9 %
User's needs : Unlimited load (grid)

Grid-Connected System: Main results

Project : Joseph
Main system parameters System type No 3D scene defined
PV Field Orientation 2 orientations Tilt/Azimuth = 3°/32° and 3°/-148°
PV modules Model CS6U - 330P 1000V Pnom 330 Wp
PV Array Nb. of modules 1280 Pnom total 422 kWp
Inverter Model SUN2000-55KTL-HV-D1-001 Pnom 55.0 kW ac
Inverter Model SUN2000_42KTL Pnom 42.0 kW ac
Inverter Model SUN2000-55KTL-IN-HV-D1 Pnom 55.0 kW ac
Inverter pack Nb. of units 8.0 Pnom total 388 kW ac
User's needs Unlimited load (grid)
Main simulation results

System Production Produced Energy 635593 kWh/year Specific prod. 1505 kWh/kWp/year
Performance Ratio PR 75.09 %
Normalized productions (per installed kWp): Nominal power 422 kWp Performance Ratio PR
10 1.0
Lc : Collection Loss (PV-array losses) 1.22 kWh/kWp/day PR : Performance Ratio (Yf / Yr) : 0.751
0.9
Ls : System Loss (inverter, ...) 0.15 kWh/kWp/day
Yf : Produced useful energy (inverter output) 4.12 kWh/kWp/day
8 0.8
[kWh/kWp/day]
0.7
Performance Ratio PR
6 0.6
Energy
0.5
4 0.4
Normalized
0.3
2 0.2
0.1
0 0.0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
A,B,C and D new 2

Balances and main results
GlobHor DiffHor T Amb GlobInc GlobEff EArray E_Grid PR

kWh/m² kWh/m² °C kWh/m² kWh/m² kWh kWh
January 114.7 49.55 18.46 114.4 105.7 40397 36683 0.759

February 123.3 53.86 20.30 123.1 113.9 42671 41785 0.804
March 162.6 75.73 23.93 162.5 150.4 55085 51729 0.754
April 189.1 82.38 28.03 189.2 175.6 62245 60874 0.762
May 220.3 85.07 32.96 220.6 204.9 70261 68657 0.737
June 214.9 87.36 33.95 215.2 199.6 68364 66815 0.735
July 204.2 95.44 35.98 204.4 189.4 64703 63243 0.733
August 204.7 87.74 35.85 204.8 190.1 64848 59439 0.687
September 177.7 71.41 32.47 177.6 165.0 57440 56160 0.749
October 158.7 57.23 29.74 158.4 147.0 52323 51177 0.765
November 127.5 48.04 24.95 127.2 117.5 43419 42531 0.792
December 106.9 48.09 20.85 106.5 98.2 37255 36501 0.811
Year 2004.6 841.89 28.17 2003.8 1857.3 659012 635593 0.751
Legends: GlobHor Horizontal global irradiation GlobEff Effective Global, corr. for IAM and shadings
DiffHor Horizontal diffuse irradiation EArray Effective energy at the output of the array
T Amb Ambient Temperature E_Grid Energy injected into grid
GlobInc Global incident in coll. plane PR Performance Ratio

Grid-Connected System: Loss diagram

Project : Joseph
Inverter Model SUN2000-55KTL-HV-D1-001 Pnom 55.0 kW ac
Loss diagram over the whole year
2005 kWh/m² Horizontal global irradiation
0.0% Global incident in coll. plane

-0.1% Global incident below threshold
-2.4% IAM factor on global
-5.0% Soiling loss factor
1857 kWh/m² * 2489 m² coll. Effective irradiance on collectors

efficiency at STC = 16.99% PV conversion
785290 kWh Array nominal energy (at STC effic.)

-0.5% PV loss due to irradiance level
-12.5% PV loss due to temperature
+0.4% Module quality loss
-2.0% LID - Light induced degradation

-1.1% Mismatch loss, modules and strings
-0.9% Ohmic wiring loss
0.0% Mixed orientation mismatch loss
659025 kWh Array virtual energy at MPP
-1.9% Inverter Loss during operation (efficiency)

0.0% Inverter Loss over nominal inv. power
0.0% Inverter Loss due to max. input current
0.0% Inverter Loss over nominal inv. voltage
0.0% Inverter Loss due to power threshold
0.0% Inverter Loss due to voltage threshold
0.0% Night consumption
646758 kWh Available Energy at Inverter Output
-1.4% System unavailability

-0.3% AC ohmic loss
635593 kWh Energy injected into grid
ROOFTOP SOLAR PV PROJECT - JOSEPH GROUP - FACTORY 2


Project : Joseph
Albedo 0.20
Simulation variant : factory 2




Pnom ratio 1.10
Pnom ratio 1.10


Sub-array "Sub-array #3" : Inverter Model SUN2000-17k TL
Inverter pack Nb. of inverters 3 * MPPT 33 % Total Power 18.7 kWac
Pnom ratio 0.95

Wiring Ohmic Loss Array#1 27 mOhm Loss Fraction 0.2 % at STC
10° 20° 30° 40° 50° 60° 70° 80° 90°
0.998 0.998 0.995 0.992 0.986 0.970 0.917 0.763 0.000
System loss factors



Project : Joseph
Inverter Model SUN2000-17k TL Pnom 18.70 kW ac

10 1.0
0.9
8 0.8
[kWh/kWp/day]
0.7
6 0.6
Energy
0.5
4 0.4
Normalized
0.3
2 0.2
0.1
0 0.0
factory 2

January 114.7 49.55 18.46 114.0 104.8 10478 10313 0.821

February 123.3 53.86 20.30 122.8 113.2 11092 10915 0.806
March 162.6 75.73 23.93 162.2 149.8 14358 14124 0.790
April 189.1 82.38 28.03 189.0 175.3 16262 15981 0.767
May 220.3 85.07 32.96 220.6 205.0 18394 18056 0.743
June 214.9 87.36 33.95 215.3 199.8 17907 14907 0.628
July 204.2 95.44 35.98 204.4 189.5 16939 16630 0.738
August 204.7 87.74 35.85 204.7 190.0 16957 16644 0.738
September 177.7 71.41 32.47 177.4 164.5 14985 13331 0.682
October 158.7 57.23 29.74 158.0 146.1 13614 13378 0.768
November 127.5 48.04 24.95 126.8 116.5 11263 11086 0.793
December 106.9 48.09 20.85 106.2 97.2 9651 9500 0.812
Year 2004.6 841.89 28.17 2001.5 1851.6 171899 164865 0.747


Project : Joseph
Inverter Model SUN2000-17k TL Pnom 18.70 kW ac
-0.2% Global incident in coll. plane






-0.2% AC ohmic loss
ROOFTOP SOLAR PV PROJECT - JOSEPH GROUP - Factory 3


Project : Joseph
Albedo 0.20
Simulation variant : factory 3 new



Array global power Nominal (STC) 178 kWp At operating cond. 160 kWp (50°C)
Array global power Nominal (STC) 231 kWp At operating cond. 207 kWp (50°C)
Inverter Model SUN2000-55KTL-IN-HV-D1

Sub-array "Sub-array #1" Nb. of inverters 12 * MPPT 25 % Total Power 165 kWac
Pnom ratio 1.08
Sub-array "Sub-array #2" Nb. of inverters 16 * MPPT 25 % Total Power 220 kWac
Pnom ratio 1.05

Wiring Ohmic Loss Array#1 7.0 mOhm Loss Fraction 0.2 % at STC


10° 20° 30° 40° 50° 60° 70° 80° 90°
0.998 0.998 0.995 0.992 0.986 0.970 0.917 0.763 0.000
System loss factors



Project : Joseph

10 1.0
0.9
8 0.8
[kWh/kWp/day]
0.7
6 0.6
Energy
0.5
4 0.4
Normalized
0.3
2 0.2
0.1
0 0.0
factory 3 new

January 114.7 49.55 18.46 115.3 106.1 39339 38473 0.815

February 123.3 53.86 20.30 123.9 114.2 41529 40609 0.801
March 162.6 75.73 23.93 163.1 150.7 53567 52377 0.785
April 189.1 82.38 28.03 189.5 175.7 60494 59116 0.762
May 220.3 85.07 32.96 220.5 204.9 68250 66664 0.739
June 214.9 87.36 33.95 215.0 199.5 66386 64852 0.737
July 204.2 95.44 35.98 204.3 189.3 62831 56797 0.679
August 204.7 87.74 35.85 205.0 190.2 63011 56154 0.670
September 177.7 71.41 32.47 178.2 165.3 55860 54576 0.748
October 158.7 57.23 29.74 159.4 147.4 50925 49758 0.763
November 127.5 48.04 24.95 128.3 118.0 42292 38099 0.726
December 106.9 48.09 20.85 107.6 98.6 36296 35497 0.807
Year 2004.6 841.89 28.17 2010.1 1860.0 640780 612973 0.745


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82 KWp SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC

Sustainable path to the future

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................................... 2

2 OBJECTIVES OF THIS REPORT ................................................................................................. 5

3 BRIEF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM ..................................... 8

4 PROJECT ESTIMATE COST ..................................................................................................... 10

5 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME AND ACTIVITES ................................................................ 13

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

Scope of work defined include

3) Supply of all major components PV Module & Inverter.

6) Complete installation, of plant according to design.

7) Project completion report with installation details.

8) Commission and Testing

9 ) Assist DEWA inspection & testing report.

DEWA : Dubai Electricity & Water Authority

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

ABOUT OUR COMPANY

Ras Al Assad Electromechanical Works L.L.C (RAAEW) is a Dubai based international

We strive to be a Global partner for sustainable development through RE Technologies. We

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

We strive to be a partner for sustainable changes through RENEWABLE ENERGY sources.

RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS

We provide EPC, Technical Consultancy, Engineering Design, Project Management services

OUR MAJOR CLIENTS (SOLAR PROJECTS)

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

 Buildings’ Location and rooftop drawing.

SITE DETAILES REPORT- FOR A SOLAR PROJECT:

The following is the Site Visit Report.

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

BENEFITS FROM 941.81 KWP SOLAR POWER PLANT:

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

A photovoltaic module is a packaged interconnected assembly of photovoltaic cells, which

PV Module type Poly crystalline

Total Module Capacity at STC 330Wp

MODULE MOUNTING STRUCTURE

Structure Technical Specification

POWER CONDITIONING UNIT

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

Test Certificate/ Standards IEC 60068

AC DISTRIBUTION BOARD (ACDB)

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

Sl. No. Description of Items Unit Rates for site (AED)

In Figures: AED 3,433,920/-

In Words: Three Million Four Hundred Thirty Three Thousand Nine

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

941.81kwp Solar Project proposal

The following are the Project Activities

Detailed Electrical Design

Submitting- DEWA Approval (NOC)

Fixing of Solar Module

Inspection call for DM for Structural Inspection and certification

DC cable wiring and Termination at DCDB

Inverters – Installation & Wiring

ACDB cable termination

Call DEWA for Final Inspection

Final Commissioning & Testing

Installation of Net Metering