An optimisation of the hybrid renewable energy systems

Jaszczur, Marek; Hassan, Qusay; Palej, Patryk

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911303022

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“…where: CPV is rated capacity of the PV array, η PV is the rate of derating factor [31], G T,t is the solar irradiance, α P is the PV module temperature coefficient of power, and T C,t is the temperature of the PV module. The battery power Pb,t depends on the battery state of charge and can be calculated from equations [32]: charging,…”

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On-grid Photovoltaic Power System for Governmental Office Electrification

Hussain

Al-Sagar

Al-Tamimi

et al. 2021

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Solar energy is one of the most promising renewable energy sources. The potential solar energy has a capacity to meet all energy requirements for human survival on planet earth. Some applications such as a thermoelectric generator, electric power generation with the assistance of solar panels and water applications are required to reduce the demand for electricity generated by conventional power plants. The current work evaluates the effectiveness of solar energy for supplying the police building located in Diyala, Iraq. The installed renewable power system consists of photovoltaic/ battery system set with grid connection installed on the roof of the building with a capacity of 5.52 kWp and battery unit (200 A, 48 Volt). Based on the daily average load kWh and daily average solar irradiance for the selected site (4.3 kWh/m2), the results of the energy generated by the system for two selected days showed that for a sunny day is about (11.63 kWh) and for party cloudy day is about (8.02 kWh). The average of energy fed to the grid for a sunny day was recorded more by more than 3.0 kWh and for party cloudy day by more than 4.0 kWh. The system installed at the first day of February of the year 2021. The obtained results encourage to install of photovoltaic systems in the selected site which can feed such facilities with renewable energy and deliver energy to the grid.

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Section: Governing Equationsmentioning

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On-grid Photovoltaic Power System for Governmental Office Electrification

Hussain

Al-Sagar

Al-Tamimi

et al. 2021

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“…Esmaeilion [13] emphasized climate changes in his study. Jaszczur et al [14] reviewed hybrid systems for the residential load. Ismail et al [15] used an artificially intelligent model such as a genetic algorithm for designing a multilayer system.…”

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The Selection of the Suitable Renewable Hybrid Pairs: A Case Study

Dursun

SALTUK>

2024

Politeknik Dergisi

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The renewable hybrid energy system may be quite an energy that uses the same energy infrastructure. Although hybrid energy structures are fed from different types of renewable energy sources, they are systems that give energy to the grid over the same busbar and energy transmission line. The amount of energy that hybrid energy systems can deliver to the grid is limited by the installed capacity of the main source. A well-designed hybrid system can produce more stable electricity throughout the year. The advanced technology networks of various energy sources guarantee the very best efficiency in energy production. Hybrid energy systems combine centralized and non-local storage with intelligent and low-loss control and energy consumption. Also, energy management is provided owing to this integrated renewable hybrid system. During this study, a brand-new algorithm was designed for renewable hybrid selection. Algorithm and integrated renewable hybrid systems are clarified by a case study. A solar power system is used as one of the hybrid pairs for all renewable energy sources.

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“…When it comes to the optimisation of the different energy systems, many previous works tackle the supply side of things, having the objective of minimising fuel consumption, in the case of hybrid systems ensuring that priority is given to RETs rather than conventional sources [13][14][15][16][17]. Some existing optimisations target the reduction of pollutant emissions such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and sulphur oxides among other hazardous gasses in a bid to combat climate change [18][19][20].…”

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Optimal Power Flow Management for a Solar PV-Powered Soldier-Level Pico-Grid

Kunatsa,

Myburgh,

De Freitas

2024

Energies

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Users ought to decide how to operate and manage power systems in order to achieve various goals. As a result, many strategies have been developed to aid in this regard. Optimal power flow management is one such strategy that assists users in properly operating and managing the supply and demand of power in an optimal way under specified constraints. However, in-depth research on optimal power flow management is yet to be explored when it comes to the supply and demand of power for the bulk of standalone renewable energy systems such as solar photovoltaics, especially when it comes to specific applications such as powering military soldier-level portable electronic devices. This paper presents an optimal power flow management modelling and optimisation approach for solar-powered soldier-level portable electronic devices. The OPTI toolbox in MATLAB is used to solve the formulated nonlinear optimal power flow management problem using SCIP as the solver. A globally optimal solution was arrived at in a case study in which the objective function was to minimise the difference between the power supplied to the portable electronic device electronics and the respective portable electronic device power demands. This ensured that the demand for solar-powered soldier-level portable electronic devices is met at all times in spite of the prohibitive case scenarios’ circumstances under the given constraints. This resolute approach underscores the importance placed on satisfying the demand needs of the specific devices while navigating and addressing the limitations posed by the existing conditions or constraints. Soldiers and the solar photovoltaic user fraternity at large will benefit from this work as they will be guided on how to optimally manage their power systems’ supply and demand scenarios. The model developed herein is applicable to any demand profile and any number of portable electronic device and is adaptable to any geographical location receiving any amount of solar radiation.

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An optimisation of the hybrid renewable energy systems

Cited by 11 publications

References 20 publications

On-grid Photovoltaic Power System for Governmental Office Electrification

On-grid Photovoltaic Power System for Governmental Office Electrification

The Selection of the Suitable Renewable Hybrid Pairs: A Case Study

Optimal Power Flow Management for a Solar PV-Powered Soldier-Level Pico-Grid

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