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Polymers in Photovoltaics 2010 - Conference Proceedings

Publication Year:
2010

Publisher:
AMI

Cover:
Ring Binder

Number of papers:
18

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Polymers in Photovoltaics 2010 - Conference Proceedings

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Complete proceedings of AMI's Polymers in Photovoltaics 2010 conference, held over 2 days in April 2010, including printed copy and CD. This unique business event was entirely dedicated to the Photovoltaics industry and the programme covered all the latest material and technology developments as well as providing a stimulating business forum.

The conference provided a global picture of the Photovoltaics industry and offered an opportunity to gain knowledge of new developments and future trends influencing the industry. If your company has an interest in this industry then do not miss this opportunity to acquire these 21 presentations provided by so many of the industry's leading players.

MARKET OVERVIEW

An overview of polymeric materials for PV module applications - Dr. Zhiyong Xia, Materials Scientist, MODULE TECHNOLOGY, BP SOLAR INT. Inc., United States

SESSION 1 - QUALIFYING AND TESTING

PV module certification according to relevant IEC standards - requirements for polymers - Dipl-ing. Andreas Cox, Team Leader Thin-Film PV Qualification, TÜV RHEINLAND, Germany

Safety considerations of polymers in photovoltaics, requirements for the North American market - Mr. Sander Nieuwenhuijzen, Business Development Manager, UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, Netherlands

SESSION 2 - GLAZING AND THIN FILM APPLICATIONS

Atomic Oxygen durable, UV stable, colorless controlled CTE films for solar cell covers and substrates - Dr Garrett Poe, Director, Advanced Materials, NEXOLVE CORP., A MANTECH INTERNATIONAL CORP., United States

PMMA in Photovoltaics for glazing, CPV and thin film encapsulation - Dr. Thomas Rhein, Senior Project Manager, EVONIK DEGUSSA GmbH, Germany

Monograin solar cells: semiconductor single crystal / polymer composites - Prof. Dr. Dr.h.c. Dieter Meissner, Univ-Pro, Founder and CTO, CRYSTALSOL GmbH, Austria

SESSION 3 - ENCAPSULANTS

Testing methods and results of encapsulants for thin film PV devices - Dr. Ryan Tucker, Global Technology Manager, SPECIALIZED TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES inc., United States

Silicone photovoltaic encapsulants for improved module efficiency and durability - Mr. Thibault Kervyn de Meerendre, Application Engineer & Technical Support, DOW CORNING SOLAR SOLUTIONS, Belgium

PVB: The Bridge between BI and PV - Ms. Julie Schimmelpenningh, Global Applications Manager, SAFLEX, United States

EVM - the economic choice for encapsulant of PV modules - Dr. Andreas Roos, Director of Excellence Levapren/Levamelt, LANXESS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH, Germany

SESSION 4 - ADHESIVES AND SEALANTS

Sealants and adhesives for photovoltaics - Mr. Ernst Semar, Head of Product Management, KOEMMERLING CHEMISCHE FABRIK GmbH, Germany

Electrically conducitve adhesives for assembly of photovoltaic modules - Dr Anja Henckens, Lead Development Chemist, HENKEL, Belgium

The lamination of (multi) crrystalline and thin film based photovoltaic modules - the significant contribution of polymers - Dr. Ronald Lange, Chief Innovation Officer, 3S SWISS SOLAR SYSTEMS, Switzerland

SESSION 5 BACK SHEETS AND FRAMES

Fluoropolymers as reliable UV resistant components in production of sheet laminates - strong backbones since decades - Mr. Karlheinz Brust, Technical Manager, KREMPEL GmbH, DIVISION FLEXIBLE BASE MATERIALS and SPECIAL LAMINATES, Germany

Improving PV module performance and lamination process using new encapsulant film - Dr. Shaofu Wu, Lead Research Specialist, THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, United States and Dr Osbert H Cheung, SBM SOLAR Inc., United States

PVDF protected backsheet, the best solution to ensure a photovoltaic panel's durability - Dr Anthony Bonnet, Flouropolymers Development Manager, ARKEMA, France

Polyester Films in photovoltaic module applications - Dr Julian M Mace, European Market Manager-Photovoltaics, DUPONT TEIJIN FILMS UK, United Kingdom

The use of light-stable polyurethanes as an alternative material for roof integrated PV panels - Mr. Pierre Coppens, Product Manager, BASF, Belgium

The present and future of fluoropolymers in photovoltaics - Mr. Robert Pleydon, Research Engineer, SAINT GOBAIN PERFORMANCE PLASTICS, United States

SESSION 6 - CABLES

Certification, specification & material choice for photovoltaic cable applications - Mrs. Maryline Desseix, Product Manager LSFOH, POLYONE, Belgium

Different requirements for polymers in PV cable applications - Mr Markus Kemmler, Owner, KEMMLE CONSULTING, Germany

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