NASA NTRS · 19820023897
Photovoltaic module encapsulation design and materials selection, volume 1
Abstract
Encapsulation material system requirements, material selection criteria, and the status and properties of encapsulation materials and processes available are presented. Technical and economic goals established for photovoltaic modules and encapsulation systems and their status are described. Available encapsulation technology and data are presented to facilitate design and material selection for silicon flat plate photovoltaic modules, using the best materials available and processes optimized for specific power applications and geographic sites. The operational and environmental loads that encapsulation system functional requirements and candidate design concepts and materials that are identified to have the best potential to meet the cost and performance goals for the flat plate solar array project are described. Available data on encapsulant material properties, fabrication processing, and module life and durability characteristics are presented.
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Cuddihy, E., Carroll, W., Coulbert, C., Gupta, A., Liang, R. H.. 1982-06-01. Photovoltaic module encapsulation design and materials selection, volume 1. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820023897
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