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Having in mind that energy is being regarded as indispensable to the  socio-economic progress of developing and developed nations, where the main  objective implies replacement and reduction of a major portion of the fossil  fuels utilization, implementation of renewable energy technologies where  natural phenomena are transformed into beneficial types of energy are  becoming more and more appreciated and needed. Among renewable energy  resources we know today, solar energy is the most beneficial, relatively  limitless, effective, and dependable. Having this in mind, the aim of this  paper is primarily to help key decision-makers understand the process when  considering integration of solar energy to meet their own manufacturing  energy needs, or how it is called today, to become “prosumers”. Given the  aforementioned, this paper provides an overview of detailed simulation  methodology for Photovoltaic (PV) system sizing and design for metal-forming  manufacturing system energy needs. The simulation is based on NREL (National  Renewable Energy Laboratory) photovoltaic performance model which combines  module and inverter sub-models with supplementary code to calculate a  photovoltaic power system’s hourly AC output is given a weather file and  data describing the physical characteristics of the module, inverter, and  array. Furthermore, the characteristic losses are calculated and presented  for a fixed array PV system and illustratively given in the form of a Sankey  diagram. A variety of graphical data representations are available while the  most important ones are given in the study. Lastly, future research topics  were filtered and briefly summarized.

Simulation-based design of solar photovoltaic energy generation system for manufacturing support