The course Maintenance of Photovoltaic Solar Farms It offers you the opportunity to enter a booming sector, with growing demand for skilled workers driven by the rise of renewable energy. Throughout the course, you will acquire key skills for both preventive and corrective maintenance of the facilities, ensuring they operate at their best and extending their service life. Through modules covering everything from the fundamentals of photovoltaic solar energy From data analysis and monitoring, you’ll be prepared to tackle technical and regulatory challenges. You’ll learn how to diagnose and repair faults, plan preventive maintenance and analyse critical data of the plant. This online course is ideal for those seeking flexibility and wishing to specialise in a field that is essential to the global energy future. Taking part in it will position you as a skilled professional, ready to contribute to the sustainable development.
Maintenance of solar photovoltaic farms
Energy
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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To know the operation of the different types of photovoltaic solar farms.
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Gaining an in-depth understanding of the constituent elements and critical components of these facilities.
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To acquire the knowledge required to carry out the planning of the annual preventive maintenance of the installation.
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To have a thorough grasp of the knowledge required to detect and diagnose faults.
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To know the main software programmes of the market and use the data collected for its analysis and predictive maintenance.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. PRINCIPLES OF PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ENERGY
1. An Introduction to Photovoltaic Solar Energy
2. Fundamentals of photovoltaic solar energy
3. Types of solar photovoltaic systems
4. Components of a solar photovoltaic farm
5. Standards and regulations relating to photovoltaic solar energy
TEACHING UNIT 2. PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
1. Introduction to preventive maintenance
2. The importance of preventive maintenance
3. Preventative maintenance operations
4. Preventative maintenance planning
5. Work procedures and analysis of information
TEACHING UNIT 3. CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
1. Introduction
2. Fault diagnosis and assessment
3. Repair and replacement procedures
4. Fault and breakdown response parameters
5. Health and safety
TEACHING UNIT 4. DATA ANALYSIS AND MONITORING
1. Measures
2. Units and quantities
3. Key data on modules, the inverter and the medium-voltage cell
4. Key data at the plant
5. Data visualisation