ABOUT THE TRAINING
The topics of the two-day introductory training for new professions in the renewable sources of energy sector are hybrid photovoltaic and thermal collectors. After previous analysis on the required skills for the renewable sources sector, that addressed the new job profiles and the required skills for them, we identified two job profiles: Fitter, installer and maintenance worker for hybrid photovoltaic and thermal collectors and also Fitter, installer and maintenance worker for photovoltaic panels, for which we created suitable job standards and programs.
CONTENTS
The last part of the training explains what is a PVT collector, its integral parts, the types of PVT collectors and the principles upon which the PVT collector works. It explains about PVT system sizing – excel sheet as well as how do you test the PVT collector, by doing a SPF test. Also, measuring of all the parameters in the PVT system by the Plazma test center and how do you determine the capacity of the installed system, ROI, cost savings during the exploitation of a PVT system. The training also mentions the new generations of PVT combined systems that include heat pumps that have direct freon circulation with measurements and past experiences.
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STATEMENT FROM A TRAINING PARTICIPANT:
“The training had a clear vision about the goal and , more importantly, about what benefits would the companies get by discussing the given topics with proven experts from the solar sector. I was impressed by the interaction during the classes and the approach that was used to explain the topics. The event organization was great and both the theoretical and practical approach that the trainers had was focused on real projects and situations. I am positive that a lot of the topics we discussed will be applied to the everyday work processes.”
Stefan Trajkov, BS in mechanical engineering, Eco Solar
Agenda
TRAINER
Prof. Ilija Nasov
Doctor of Technical Sciences – Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University “Ss. Cyril and Methodius.” He is currently employed at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Institute of Physics, Department of Solar Energy, and from 2008 to 2016 he was Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Resources at MIT University in Skopje.
Prof. Nasov has several work engagements, as follows: director and co-owner of the development research center Plasma doo Skopje; Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kamel Solar, a factory for production of solar thermal and hybrid photovoltaic thermal collectors and serves as President of the Solar Association of Macedonia.
In his work portfolio he has noted that he is a holder of 4 international patents and that he has won a number of national and international awards. As a professional he was involved or was the leader of several European research projects (FP7, EU Horizon, COST AMICI, EUREKA, USAID – Macedonia, etc.).
He is a member of: IEA, Task 60, Hybrid Photovoltaic Systems, the European Solar Energy Association, he is also a member of the editorial board of the International Journal “Material Protection” and other magazines and associations.
Professor Nasov has published more than 50 publications in international journals and has extensive experience in conducting and organizing international trainings and exercises for sizing solar systems and combined solar systems.