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A photovoltaic power station is a device that uses solar energy to generate electricity, but various failures may occur during use. These faults will affect the power generation efficiency of the photovoltaic power station and even cause equipment damage. The following are the most frequent failures in photovoltaic power plants.

The first is module failure. Photovoltaic modules are the core components of photovoltaic power stations. Common module failures include module damage, hot spots, cracks, cell breakage, etc. These failures may be caused by transportation, installation, environmental factors, or manufacturing quality issues.

The second is the inverter failure. An inverter is a device that converts DC power generated by photovoltaic modules into AC power. Common inverter faults include inverter damage, malfunction, circuit board burnt, etc. Inverter failure may be caused by voltage fluctuation, overload, overheating, etc.

Cable failure is also one of the common faults. Cables are cables that connect photovoltaic modules to inverters. Common cable faults include loose connectors, poor contacts, aging cables, etc. These failures can be caused by improper installation, environmental factors, or cable quality issues.

Ground fault is also one of the common faults in photovoltaic power plants. Ground faults include problems such as loose ground wires and excessive ground resistance. These failures may be caused by improper installation, unreasonable grounding system design, or environmental factors.

Finally there is the issue of cleanliness. Dust, dirt or bird droppings on the surface of photovoltaic modules will affect the power generation efficiency of photovoltaic modules. Regular cleaning of PV modules can reduce these problems.

In order to reduce the possibility of failure, the operation and maintenance management of photovoltaic power plants are very important. Regularly inspect and maintain photovoltaic modules, inverters, connecting wires and grounding systems to maintain the normal operation of photovoltaic power stations. In addition, faults and repairs should be handled promptly to reduce downtime and losses. Only in this way can the long-term stable operation of photovoltaic power plants be guaranteed.