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About This Project

In June 2018, we were very pleased to welcome 16 enthusiastic Slovenian trainees to Seville as part of a two-week practical training course on solar energy at a local host organization. During their stay the students were given the opportunity to apply their priorly-gained knowledge and skills by constructing their own solar house from scratch. They gained a lot of useful new insights which will help them in their future job search. Their main tasks included the following:

 

  • Recognizing the types of photovoltaic cells: polycrystallines, monocrystallines and amorphous.
  • Obtaining characteristic parameters of the panel. This includes measuring voltage and current and using a multi meter according to the inclination grade.
  • Recognizing and identifying different types of controllers, its programming and functioning.
  • Assembling, calculating and designing a solar installation on a computer.
  • Assembling an electrical panel, AC power circuits and solar circuits of the house.
  • Assembling plumbing installation for the shower and water taps with the solar pump and a solar lamp with twilight switch.
  • Visiting solar facility of 64 kWp connected to the network and thermosolar facility: Solucar.

 

After the work was done, the students were able to enjoy some free time and visit the beautiful city of Seville during a Seville tour. Tapas Night was a great opportunity to taste some local specialties and spend time together. The students discovered also the local culture assisting on a Flamenco Show. They took part in an exciting cultural to the marvelous city of Granada.

PARTICIPANTS’ OPINIONS

DavidDavid Laninšek

I am very happy with this experience. Work was very good because our tutors explained everything that we must know about our work. Mrs. Inma cooks very good and living in this residence was like living at my home in Slovenia. The quote “Home is where the hearth is” is absolutely true.

Jure SelsekJure Selšek:

My experience in Seville was wonderful. My tutors Javi and Manuel were very friendly and they were always willing to teach us everything. I had the chance to design objects with Autocad and learning a lot about solar panels and plumbing. I will remember this experience forever.

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Location

Seville

Project Details

Project Title: Theory and Practice Shaking Hands
Project Number: 2017-1-SI01-KA102-035392
Number of participants: 16
City & country: Šiška (Slovenia)

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