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A Brief Study of an Installation of a Rooftop Solar PV System in India

karthik Sivaraman, Aniket Rawool

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Solar rooftop photovoltaic installation is one of the most popular setups used in the country of India, being economical and apt for the space available in the country. This paper focuses on the key aspects of the design involved in the setup of the system, regarding not just the engineering design for a PV system, but also other key components such as installation site evaluation of a given rooftop to the final cost analysis. Hence, the discussion in the paper will give the average understanding of how a rooftop photovoltaic system is processed through in this country from an engineer’s point of view.


Keywords: Solar, rooftop photovoltaic, PV system design, solar energy

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Karthik Sivarama, Aniket Rawool A Brief Study of an Installation of a Rooftop Solar PV System in India Journal of Alternate Energy Sources & Technologies . 2019;10 (3): 1 7 p.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/joaest.v10i3.3421

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