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The tested solar cell samples categorizing different crack shapes on the distribution and structural defects. The EL images of the tested cells are shown in Table 1. The crack size ranges from 1 to 58%. The percentage of the crack was computed by subtracting a cracked vs crack-free image; this was performed using MATLAB script. The solar cell samples were deliberately dismounted from an original three different PV modules; this process was handled by Solar UK Ltd, an international PV recycling company located in the UK. The EL image of the PV modules before the dismounting process had to happen is shown in Fig. 3. There is no difference in the crack size and orientation before and after the dismounting process was completed. The PV modules examined in this work were exposed to outdoor conditions; therefore, we cannot precisely define the source of the cracks (i.e., caused during the PV installation phase, rapid damage due to hailstorm, snow, etc.).
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Even though the cooling mode of the solar illuminator was set up at 25, the solar cells have not been left under illumination for a long time to ensure that no rapid increase in the temperature occurs. In addition, following this procedure will guarantee that the temperature increase in some of the tested solar cells results from the cracks, not because of the rapid illumination of the sun simulator.
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