Glint and Glare Assessments for Tracking Solar Panels
Introduction Pager Power has undertaken over 200 assessments to determine the impact of solar reflections from Photovoltaic arrays on aircraft, trains, vehicles, air traffic controllers, animals and homes. The technical team has recently updated its advanced in-house software and other processes to enable the prediction and assessment of glint and glare…
Aviation Lighting for Buildings
This subject seems like a no-brainer at first. Put a couple of red lights on top of your building if it’s near an airport and that should be the end of it. Unfortunately it often gets more complicated for a range of reasons – this article seeks to explain some…
What is a Non Auto Initiation Zone (NAIZ)?
In Brief It is a zone where a radar ignores interference. When properly implemented interference is rejected whilst genuine targets (aircraft) are displayed. Non Auto Initiation Zones (NAIZs) are sometimes used to mitigate the effects of wind turbines. Figure 1: A Pager Power simulation of Thales STAR 2000 radar mitigation…
What happens on a television reception survey
The following article presents an overview of the typical process for completing a television reception survey for wind developments, building or any tall obstruction that may affect television signals. Why is a television reception survey required? A television reception survey should be undertaken where the obstruction has a potential to…
Solar array shadowing and tall buildings
Shadowing Threat to Solar Panels With 119 new tall building applications now in the London planning system from March 2015 to March 2016, issues arising from tall structures will only continue to increase. From a residential amenity perspective, an adjacent landowner may lodge an objection if ‘anyone who has had…
Parc Cynog Solar Farm in Wales becomes operational
The Parc Cynog Solar Farm, owned by Vattenfall, gained planning consent in November 2015 and became operational on April 1st 2016. The photovoltaic (PV) plant, which covers an area of approximately eight hectares, is located in southern Carmarthenshire. In total, the solar farm consists of over 18,500 PV panels and has…
Ensuring Customer Satisfaction
At Pager Power, customer service and customer satisfaction is something we strive to achieve. Our job is to understand and evaluate a particular problem and ensure that the best results are achieved. This may be through consultation strategy or utilising particular technical analysis. In this article, we present five ways…
Radar Cross Section of a Wind Turbine – How Big ???
The discussion on how effective radar absorbent materials are for wind turbine radar mitigation is often confused due to a lack of clarity on how a standard wind turbine actually affects a radar system. Radar Cross Section The apparent “size” of any object to a radar is termed its Radar…
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