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Differences in Snow Shedding in Photovoltaic Systems with Framed and Frameless Modules

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Title Differences in Snow Shedding in Photovoltaic Systems with Framed and Frameless Modules
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Year 2020
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Cite as Daniel Riley, Laurie Burnham, Bevan Walker, Joshua M. Pearce. Differences in Snow Shedding in Photovoltaic Systems with Framed and Frameless Modules. 2019 IEEE 46th Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC), Chicago, IL, USA, 2019, pp. 0558-0561. https://doi.org/10.1109/PVSC40753.2019.8981389 open access

Energy losses due to snow coverage can be high in climates with large annual snowfall. These losses may be reduced with region-specific system design guidelines. One possible factor in snow retention on PV systems could be frame presence and/or shape. Sandia is studying the effect of module frame presence on photovoltaic module snow shedding for a pair of otherwise-identical PV systems in Vermont. The results of this study provide a summary of the findings after the 2018-2019.

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Created February 2, 2020 by Joshua M. Pearce
Last edit January 8, 2026 by MetadescriptionsBot
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