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Simple analytical Azimuth method #291
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What's the application? Efficient calculation of solar noon? We already have too many ways to calculation solar position, so I'm reluctant to add more unless there's a good use case for them. |
We have used it in the past, so I have to continue to support those calculations. Apples to apples. It's literally a one liner, so not sure what the concern is. I think of pvlib as not just a tool box but also a single source of truth for PV formulas. Having this 1-liner completes the solar position calculation. Any IE coming across a random equation will need to vet it, whereas if the analysis uses pvlib, then the vetting has already been done. This saves time and money. |
Now that I've looked at your updated #276 I think I understand what you're proposing. You want the equivalent of |
Yes, thx. I'll probably submit a PR early next week 😀 |
closed by #349 |
From Duffie/Beckman, Seinfeld/Pandis, etc. 1-line, very accurate.
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