Using RPA and IR for the inspection and fault diagnosis of PV modules follows several steps given by Figure 1 and depends on two main technologies: The first is collecting IR images through RPA, the second key
Infrared Imaging Services provides commissioning of electrical systems in residential and commercial solar panel installations using high resolution infrared cameras to detect loose and
The environmental conditions that can cause micro-cracks in solar PV systems include: Thermal cycling (variation of temperature between night and day) such as infrared imaging with
In our study we make use of Infrared/Thermal imaging to detect the faults in solar power plant because of its pertinence in large solar plants and easy accessibility. The infrared
The integration of IRT imaging and deep learning techniques presents an efficient and highly accurate solution for detecting defects in PV panels, playing a critical role in monitoring and maintaining PV energy systems.
In other approach, the utilization of thermal energy by means of the photovoltaic-thermal systems has been investigated regarding the efficiency energy output enhancement of photovoltaic panels [3
A. Thermal Imaging Thermal imaging collected through infrared (IR) cameras has emerged [25-32] as a powerful technique for PV fault detection. These IR thermography cameras have
Infrared thermal imaging is suitable for a wide range of detection, but generally this approach only detects hot spot defects. The Electroluminescence method is suitable for detecting defects in a
In contrast to infrared thermal imaging detection in PV panels, the detection of electronic components differs due to their complex and intricate structures. Often, external excitation is required to induce heating for these electronic components.
One of the significant challenges is the fault identification of the solar PV module, since a vast power plant condition monitoring of individual panels is cumbersome. This paper attempts to identify the panel using a thermal imaging system and processes the thermal images using the image processing technique.
Considering that the change of the visual image does not necessarily mean the presence of a fault in a PV panel, the thermal image of the PV panel is more favoured in the practice of PV panel condition monitoring (Kandeal et al., 2021a).
The integration of IRT with deep learning plays a pivotal role in detecting and diagnosing defects in PV panels [115, 116]. Initially, the technique of IRT is employed to capture thermal images of the PV panels.
In summary, the fusion of IRT and deep learning offers an efficient and highly accurate solution for detecting defects in PV panels. It holds the potential to play a crucial role in the monitoring and maintenance of PV energy systems.
Here, a fault diagnosis method for PV modules based on infrared images and improved MobileNet-V3 is proposed.
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