Complex System of Protection of Autonomous Solar Power Plant with Sun-Tracking System

Mitrofanov, S.V.; Baykasenov, D. K.; Suleev, M.A.

doi:10.1109/icieam.2018.8728726

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“…Solar power plants not connected to the industrial power grid, i.e. autonomous solar power plants (ASPPs) [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12], are designed to supply electric energy to a small country house, summer cottage, sport ground, communication center, etc., i.e. to consumers located far from the power grid so that their power supply may usually involve high financial and labour costs.…”

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Method for Calculating the Capacity of Solar Power Plants and its Implementation in LabVIEW Environment

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The paper presents the method for calculating the capacity of an autonomous solar power plant and its components. This method allows considering a load variation during the day as well as specifying the required capacity of the battery and excluding an unjustified overestimation of the power plant component capacities along with the increase in efficiency of the autonomous solar power plant. Formula for determining the required battery capacity of an autonomous solar power plant could be easily generalized for any number of changes in the load schedule steps. Virtual instruments (calculators) for calculating the capacity of an autonomous solar power plant and its components have been developed on the basis of this method in LabVIEW environment. These calculators may have a rather high visibility, ease of use and low memory requirements along with less computing time spent on calculations. The first calculator may allow recalculating capacities of loads on the power plant main supply bus as well as determining the energy consumption of loads per day. The second calculator may be used for determining the required capacity and number of batteries as well as the capacity of the charger, inverters, main supply bus and solar modules along with the solar power plant efficiency.

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“…Equation 6allows easily calculating the required ASPP battery capacity at constant load. Winter time is the most severe operation condition for ASPP batteries, so the value ∆tnt = 16 hours and the degree of the battery discharge Sd = 70% is assumed when calculating by formula (6).…”

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Method for Calculating the Capacity of Solar Power Plants and its Implementation in LabVIEW Environment

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Operational experience of a Solar Power Plant with a Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System in the conditions of the Southern Urals

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The paper substantiates the need for the introduction of solar tracking systems for photovoltaic plants and presents a brief review of the scientific and technical literature on the development of solar trackers. Principal scheme of a heliostation with a dual-axis solar tracker of Orenburg State University has been designed. A comparative analysis of the generated electricity by a statically located solar module and a solar module with the dual-axis solar tracker is represented. Data for analysis have been obtained in Orenburg (Russia) using the developed automated system for remote diagnostics and monitoring of photovoltaic system parameters and a wireless weather station HP2000. The use of a dual-axis heliotracker for the solar plant in the conditions of the Southern Urals has allowed to increase the generation of electricity by 34.7% compared to a statically located PV panel.

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Solar Powered Automated Drip Irrigation System using Particle Swarm Optimization

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2021 IEEE 13th International Conference on Humanoid, Nanotechnology, Information Technology, Communication and Control, Environ

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Complex System of Protection of Autonomous Solar Power Plant with Sun-Tracking System

Cited by 5 publications

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Method for Calculating the Capacity of Solar Power Plants and its Implementation in LabVIEW Environment

Method for Calculating the Capacity of Solar Power Plants and its Implementation in LabVIEW Environment

Operational experience of a Solar Power Plant with a Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System in the conditions of the Southern Urals

Solar Powered Automated Drip Irrigation System using Particle Swarm Optimization

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