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Small size single-axis PV trackers: control strategies and system layout for energy optimization

Bruno et al., 2015

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11487489346414733437
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Bruno R
Bevilacqua P
Longo L
Arcuri N
Publication year
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Energy Procedia

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Solar tracking allows the increment of the electric production of photovoltaic modules; single- tracker systems can increase the collected solar radiation by 30% more than traditional fixed devices. Usually, mechanical movement systems are energy intensive and require periodic …
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