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Soiling can cause large reductions in solar energy system production. To study the spatial variability of soiling, transmission loss and mass accumulation of particulates on photovoltaic (PV) cover plates were measured at five sites across the continental United States. Three sites were in the Front Range of Colorado in rural, suburban, and urban areas representing a semi-arid environment. One site...
Initial results from a study examining spatial variations of soiling are presented. Soiling from five sites is examined. Three sites in the area surrounding Denver, Colorado and two additional sites, one in Albuquerque New Mexico, and one in Cocoa Florida at US Department of Energy Regional Test Centers. These locations represent a diverse array of climates in which solar energy may be utilized. These...
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