July 14, 20206 yr comment_4035 Hi everyone, I have a problem with creating a presentation. After generating the simulation, the presentation tab is empty (Sungrow inverter, 110CX). In the same project, only with a different inverter (Huawei 60KTL) the presentation is normally generated. What could be the problem? Program version: PVSol Premium 2020 R8 Report
July 14, 20206 yr comment_4038 I have had this a few times, even within the same project. Usually restarting PVSOL does the trick for me. Sometimes, however, multiple tries & a restart of my PC were necessary. Report
July 14, 20206 yr comment_4039 Hi Iwanycka, would it be possible to send us the project file (with the Sungrow 100CX), so that we can have a look into it? You can send it here vie private message. Thank you, kind regards, Martin Report
July 16, 20206 yr comment_4046 Hi iwanycka, thank you for your project file. As it is a rather large project (6000+ modules on 17 inverters with 9 MPP trackers each), I guess that the computer runs into memory problems. Try to close PV*SOL premium, and then open this file: C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Valentin EnergieSoftware\PVSOL premium 2020\PVSOL.ini Find the line that starts with <Results SaveHourlySimulationResults="False" SaveOneMinuteSimulationResults="False" SaveIVCurves="False" CalculateYieldLossDueToShading="True" MaxNumberOfInvertersForResults="20" ... normally around the middle of the file. Then change the attribute MaxNumberOfInvertersForResults="20" to MaxNumberOfInvertersForResults="10" Then start PV*SOL again and run the simulation of your project. The changed setting will tell PV*SOL not to record each individual result of each inverter for the energy balance, and that saves a lot of memory. Since you are not the only customer experiencing these kinds of problems, we will address this issue in the upcoming release (2020 R9) where we will introduce another attribute called "MaxNumberOfMppsForResults". There are a number of inverters with a lot of MPP trackers now, so we will have to track the total number of those as well in order to avoid memory problems. Kind regards, Martin Report
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