Hello,
I’d like to simulate PV panels output and the energy offset annually in grasshopper/ Rhino7.
I’ve tried many combinations with Ladybug legacy and Honeybee legacy, but they aren’t giving any results and hang. Which tools can I use and possibly follow tutorials of?
Regards,
Hi @Anyone,
You can look at the file below and this discussion: Splitting PV surfaces gives a different result
solar_panels.gh (666.0 KB)
And this link here: Photovoltaics Components Release
Hi @Erikbeeren Thank you for your suggestions, I tried with the same components and downloaded the LB legacy 0.069 for Rhino 7, but it doesn’t show results/ hangs or doesn’t work. The links you’ve shared are from 2015, and unfortunately don’t function the same. Do you have a suggestion for components compatible with Rhino7 ? (I have license only for that and can’t have Rhino6/5 etc.)
Thanks, I simplified and used your file @Erikbeeren and am getting results too, and added the Photovoltaics Performance Metrics component but unable to get any result on energy offset per year/month. Script is attached.
solar_panels.gh (600.8 KB)
I missed sharing the Rhino file along (attached) with the gh. I allotted PV surfaces, and also did everything according to the scripts (yours and Djordje) as in the attached file too. Shouldn’t it show results then?
abhikeliye.3dm (70.6 KB)
solar_panels.gh (594.0 KB)
Thanks, can I ask what is the difference between all the 10 power outputs? The legend is the same for all- 1 Jan- 31 Dec same time.
which 10 power outputs do you mean?
Hi @Anyone
For each surface simulated you will get an output.
Makes sense, thank you!
This looks good, which component can I add to display in the model?
i think this method is very helpful, which i also use version 0.0069 (ladybug photovoltaic surface components). but i prefer to ask, is there some ways to consider shadows from surrounding buildings? because i am calculating adaptive facade (photovoltaic shading devices), rather than roof photovoltaic. it is somehow affected by surrouding building shadows











