NASA NTRS ยท 19850024094
Encapsulation materials research
Abstract
Encapsulation materials for solar cells were investigated. The different phases consisted of: (1) identification and development of low cost module encapsulation materials; (2) materials reliability examination; and (3) process sensitivity and process development. It is found that outdoor photothermal aging devices (OPT) are the best accelerated aging methods, simulate worst case field conditions, evaluate formulation and module performance and have a possibility for life assessment. Outdoor metallic copper exposure should be avoided, self priming formulations have good storage stability, stabilizers enhance performance, and soil resistance treatment is still effective.
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Willis, P. B.. 1984-10-01. Encapsulation materials research. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850024094
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