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Polymers in Photovoltaics 2012 - Conference Proceedings

Publication Year:
2012

Publisher:
AMI

Cover:
Ring Binder

Number of papers:
18

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Polymers in Photovoltaics 2012 - Conference Proceedings

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Complete proceedings of AMI's Polymers in Photovoltaics 2012 conference, held over 2 days in April 2012, 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 18 presentations provided by so many of the industry's leading players.

MARKET OVERVIEW

 

The challenges of the PV industry in 2012 and 2013

Dr. Henning Wicht, Senior Director and Principal, Analyst Photovoltaics, IHS ISUPPLI, Germany

 

SESSION 1 – SOLAR MODULE MANUFACTURING

 

Manufacturing consistency guidelines: why is this needed?

Dr. Ivan Sinicco, Head of Module Technology, OERLIKON SOLAR AG, Switzerland

 

A cost efficient polymer based crystalline silicon photo-voltaic (PV) module design – playing the polymeric substitution and integration game

Dr. Ronald F.M. Lange, CEO of 9-OM AG and CTO Eclipsall, Energy Corp., 9-OM AG, Switzerland

 

SESSION 2 - BACK AND FRONT SHEETS

 

Novel backsheet design – CPC (Coating-PET-Coating) – simple is more efficient

Dr. Marc Brandenburg, Team Manager PV R&D, FERON, Germany

 

Polyester films in photovoltaic module and cell

Dr. William MacDonald, Business Research Associate, DUPONT TEIJIN FILMS, United Kingdom

 

Low cost and high efficiency PV panels by a relief textured cover sheet

Dr. Ko Hermans, Chief Technology Officer, SOLAREXCEL, Netherlands

 

How fluoropolymers are losing their leadership in the backsheet market

Mr. Michele Vannini, Business Unit Manager, Photovoltaic Division, COVEME S.p.A., Italy

 

High speed automated production of durable PV modules: the contribution of cost effective adhesive integrated and weldable backsheets

Ir. François Rummens, Quality Research & Technical Support Manager, RENOLIT BELGIUM N.V., Belgium

 

Two different technologies for the framing of solar panels with light-stable polyurethane

Mr. Pierre Coppens, Product Manager Encapsulation Materials, BASF BELGIUM, Belgium

 

SESSION 3 – PERFORMANCE TESTING

 

Use of IR and raman microscopy to characterise the encapsulation system of flexible photovoltaic panel during an accelerated aging

Dr. Emilie Planes, Associate Professor, LEPMI – LMOPS UMR CNRS 5279, France

 

Which polymer for reliable silicon thin film PV modules? A review of encapsulants

Dr. Laure-Emmanuelle Perret-Aebi, Group Leader EPFL, EPFL – IMT - PVLAB, Switzerland

 

SESSION 4 - ENCAPSULANTS

 

Traceability of polymeric components of PV modules

Dipl.–Ing. Jörg Althaus, Head of Business Field Solar Energy, TÜV RHEINLAND ENERGIE UND UMWELT GmbH, Germany

 

Silicone encapsulation of solar cells; an eco-friendly opportunity to enhance performance of photovoltaic

modules, while reducing manufacturing cost

Dr. Alex Scholten, Global Program Leader Eco-Energy, MOMENTIVE PERFORMANCE MATERIALS GmbH, Germany

 

Extrusion technology for encapsulants for PV applications. The state of the art

Mr. Gaspare Tacchi, Head of R&D, Amut S.p.A., Italy

 

Polymer layers doped with luminescent materials for enhancement of solar cell performance

Dr. Anne-Marie Fuller, Business Development Executive, SCOTTISH INSTITUTE FOR SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH (SISER), United Kingdom

 

Silicone encapsulant development for low concentration photovoltaic (LCPV) modules

Dr. Guillaume Sierra, R&D Manager, MAP, France

 

SESSION 5 – FUTURE PHOTOVOLTAICS

 

Towards printed organic solar cells

Dr. Nina Traut, Research Scientist, MERCK KGaA, Germany

 

Polysiloxane gel lamination technology for PV panels

Dr. Vladislav Poulek, CEO, TRAXLE SOLAR s.r.o., Czech Republic

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