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Study of PV Module Methylmetacrylate Encapsulation

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 February 2011

Sergey Karabanov  and
Yuri Kukhmistrov
Sergey Karabanov
Affiliation:
rzmkp@rmcip.ru, Ryazan Metal Ceramics Instrumentation Plant JSC, Electronics, 51 B Novaya St., Ryazan, N/A, 390027, Russian Federation, 007 4912 216316, 007 4912 216316
Yuri Kukhmistrov
Affiliation:
pv@rmcip.ru, Ryazan Metal Ceramics Instrumentation Plant JSC, 51 B Novaya St., Ryazan, N/A, 390027, Russian Federation
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Abstract

The paper deals with the study of PV module encapsulation using liquid methylmetacrylate composition hardened by UV radiation. The solar cells encapsulation method by methylmetacrylate composition in the glass-glass and glass PET-foil constructions of PV modules is investigated. The UV hardening modes of methylmetacrylate composition are investigated and developed. The studied method allows to eliminate heating during encapsulation and reduce the PV module production cost. The new method makes it possible to encapsulate solar cells on any substrates, including easily melted polymeric ones, and also in the glass-glass construction.

The structure and technological modes of liquid methylmetacrylate composition hardening during encapsulation have been investigated and selected. PV modules investigation for the resistance to external actions according to IEC61215 standard procedure provided positive results

Keywords

photovoltaicoptical propertiespolymerization
Type
Research Article
Information
MRS Online Proceedings Library (OPL) , Volume 945: Symposium FF – Materials and Basic Research Needs for Solar Energy Conversion , 2006 , 0945-FF06-05
Copyright
Copyright © Materials Research Society 2006

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