T/GSEA 001-2019 Acceptance Technical Specification for the Arrival of Photovoltaic Components
T/GSEA 001-2019 Acceptance Technical Specification for the Arrival of Photovoltaic Components
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Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the terms and definitions, technical requirements, test methods, handling of differences in results among inspection agencies, inspection rules, packaging and transportation, and inspection reports for the technical acceptance of photovoltaic modules upon arrival. This standard applies to the technical acceptance inspection of flat-panel crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules upon arrival. Main technical content: This standard mainly includes six parts and nine sections: scope, normative references, terms and definitions, sampling plan and technical requirements, test methods and inspection requirements, handling of differences in results among inspection agencies, inspection rules, packaging and transportation, and inspection reports. (1) Scope. It specifies that this standard applies to the technical acceptance inspection of flat-panel photovoltaic modules used on the ground in photovoltaic power stations. (2) Normative references. It lists 16 international and national standards referenced by this standard. (3) Terms and definitions. It describes 10 important terms and definitions related to this standard. (4) Technical requirements for inspection items. It includes general requirements, appearance inspection, maximum power measurement, EL testing, and handling of differences in results among inspection agencies. The technical requirements for inspection items clarify the common inspection items for photovoltaic modules upon arrival and provide graded recommendations for relevant tests. Appearance inspection, maximum power measurement, and EL testing are mandatory inspection items. At the same time, requirements are set for the pass/fail of mandatory inspection items. (5) Test methods. It specifies the test methods for inspection items. (6) Handling of differences in results among inspection agencies. It stipulates the methods for handling differences in results among inspection agencies to minimize the impact