Consequences of Reducing the Cost of PV Modules on a PV Wind Diesel Hybrid System with Limited Sizing Components

Silva, Jones S.; Cardoso, Alice R.; Beluco, Alexandre

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“…Silva et al (2012) studied the case of a middle-class family intending to install a PV-wind-diesel hybrid system that gives them independence from the grid. This simulation was performed with low cost for diesel oil, and so the diesel generator set is fired over the hydroelectric plant at precisely the time of year with greater water availability.…”

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“…19 Behavior of the system studied bySilva et al (2012), with no complementarity in time. Top: The SOC of the batteries.…”

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“…Among the other case studies, the first three of them (Silva, Cardoso & Beluco, 2012;Beluco & Ponticelli, 2014;Beluco et al, 2013) deal with the insertion of PV modules and-or other components or new fuels into previously existing diesel hybrid systems and the fourth (Benevit et al, 2016) of them studies the subtle influence of different wind energy availability profiles on the performance of a wind diesel hybrid system.…”

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Dataset after Seven Years Simulating Hybrid Energy Systems with Homer Legacy

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Homer Legacy software is a well-known software for simulation of small hybrid systems that can be used for both design and research. This dataset is a set of files generated by Homer Legacy bringing the simulation results of hybrid energy systems over the last seven years, as a consequence of the research work led by Dr. Alexandre Beluco, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, in southern Brazil. The data correspond to thirty papers published in the last seven years. Two of them describe hydro PV hybrid systems with photovoltaic panels operating on the water surface of reservoirs. One of these twelve papers suggests the modeling of hydropower plants with reservoirs and the other the modeling of pumped hydro storage, and a third still uses these models in a place that could receive both the two types of hydroelectric power plant. The other simulated hybrid systems include wind turbines, diesel generators, batteries, among other components. This data article describes the files that integrate this dataset and the papers that have been published presenting the hybrid systems under study and discussing the results. The files that make up this dataset are available * on Mendeley Data repository at dx.doi.org/10.17632/ybxsttf2by.2. Silva, JS Cardoso, AR and Beluco, A. 2012. Consequences of reducing the costs of PV modules on a PV wind diesel hybrid system with limited sizing components. International Journal of Photoenergy, 2012: #384153, 7p. http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2012/384153. Teixeira, LE Caux, J Beluco, A Bertoldo, I Louzada, JAS and Eifler, RC. 2015. Feasibility study of a hydro PV hybrid system operating at a dam for water supply in southern Brazil. Journal of Power and Energy Engineering, 3 (9): 70-83. Vasco, G Silva, JS Beluco, A Rossini, EG and Souza, J. 2019. A hydro PV hybrid system as a new concept for an abandoned dam in southern Brazil. Computational Water, Energy and Environmental Engineering, 8 (2): 41-56. http://doi.org/10.4236/cweee.2019.82003. Vasco, G Silva, JS Canales, FA Beluco, A Rossini, EG and Souza, J. 2019. A hydro PV hybrid system for the Laranjeiras Dam (in southern Brazil) operating with storage capacity in the water reservoir. Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, 10 (4): 83-97.

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“…Wind and solar energy are forms of green energy with tremendous application prospects. At present, some countries have started research on the key technical problems of wind-photovoltaic-(PV-) battery units [1][2][3][4]. In 2011, China established a demonstration wind-PV-battery unit in Zhangbei; this project aims to explore the stability and economic efficiency of large-scale power grids with renewable energy sources [5].…”

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Optimal Capacity Allocation of Large-Scale Wind-PV-Battery Units

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2014

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An optimal capacity allocation of large-scale wind-photovoltaic- (PV-) battery units was proposed. First, an output power model was established according to meteorological conditions. Then, a wind-PV-battery unit was connected to the power grid as a power-generation unit with a rated capacity under a fixed coordinated operation strategy. Second, the utilization rate of renewable energy sources and maximum wind-PV complementation was considered and the objective function of full life cycle-net present cost (NPC) was calculated through hybrid iteration/adaptive hybrid genetic algorithm (HIAGA). The optimal capacity ratio among wind generator, PV array, and battery device also was calculated simultaneously. A simulation was conducted based on the wind-PV-battery unit in Zhangbei, China. Results showed that a wind-PV-battery unit could effectively minimize the NPC of power-generation units under a stable grid-connected operation. Finally, the sensitivity analysis of the wind-PV-battery unit demonstrated that the optimization result was closely related to potential wind-solar resources and government support. Regions with rich wind resources and a reasonable government energy policy could improve the economic efficiency of their power-generation units.

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Consequences of Reducing the Cost of PV Modules on a PV Wind Diesel Hybrid System with Limited Sizing Components

Cited by 7 publications

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Energetic Complementarity with Hydropower and the Possibility of Storage in Batteries and Water Reservoirs

Energetic Complementarity with Hydropower and the Possibility of Storage in Batteries and Water Reservoirs

Dataset after Seven Years Simulating Hybrid Energy Systems with Homer Legacy

Optimal Capacity Allocation of Large-Scale Wind-PV-Battery Units

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