PV performance assessment
- Energy yield assessment and PV simulation
- Shading analysis
- Loss analysis
Capabilities / Simulation & studies
Better-informed layouts.
Clearly stated assumptions.
Energy assessment, shading and loss analysis, layout development and technical documentation to support project decisions.
Service overview
Simulation & studies.
With the project in view.
Simulation and design tools support energy assessment and engineering communication. BRK’s stated scope includes PV simulation, shading and loss analysis, layout optimization, 3D visualization and 2D engineering drawings.
Technical scope
What the package can cover.
Layout development
- Layout optimization
- 3D visualization
- 2D engineering drawings and coordination
Design tools
- PVsyst and HelioScope
- AutoCAD and SketchUp
- STAAD.Pro for structural design work
Information to start with
Project inputs.
- Site location and usable area
- Module and inverter data
- Site constraints and shading information
- Project assumptions and required study outputs
Defined in your work package
Expected outputs.
- Simulation outputs within the agreed scope
- Shading and loss assessment information
- Layout options and engineering coordination drawings
- Documented design inputs and assumptions
Interfaces & responsibilities
Agree the boundaries.
Coordinate the detail.
Simulation results depend on the input data and assumptions. A simulation output is not a guaranteed generation commitment. The exact reporting format is agreed with the client.
Our delivery framework covers scope alignment, design development, review, controlled submissions, execution support and handover within the contracted work.
See the engineering delivery processWhich tools are listed in BRK’s profile?+
AutoCAD, PVsyst, HelioScope, SketchUp and STAAD.Pro. Tool selection depends on the discipline and the agreed deliverable.
What should we share for a scope discussion?+
Share your project location, capacity, application, available inputs, required deliverables and target programme. BRK can then discuss the responsibility split and the work package with your team.
Start with a clear scope