Development of a Solar Water Pumping System in Karsts Rural Area Tepus, Gunungkidul through Student Community Services

Setiawan, Andi; Purwanto, Didik; Pamuji, Didit Setyo; Huda, Nurul

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2014.01.190

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“…The techno-economic optimum system configuration is not always the one that gives highest annual system efficiency, it is necessary to take into account the best combinations of slope angles for different seasons throughout the year in irrigation facilities. Setiawan et al [52] suggested two important aspects in designing solar water pumping system: 1) analyzing piping system to determine the type of pump used and 2) the power system planning to ensure the system operates properly. The Nogueira et al [54] research addressed PVWPS with monocrystalline and polycrystalline panels, showing that the average daily volume of water pumped by both systems ranged from 3536.46 l to 4182.55 l, which is enough to meet the basic needs of a small farm in Brazil.…”

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Design and Performance of Photovoltaic Water Pumping Systems: Comprehensive Review towards a Renewable Strategy for Mozambique

Chilundo¹,

Mahanjane²,

Neves³

2018

JPEE

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The use of solar photovoltaic (PV) technology for water pumping systems (WPS) has been one of the most popular forms of solar energy application in recent decades in remote and desert areas, as well as in some urban areas. In this article, an advanced literature review on the design and performance of solar technology for water pumping is presented, exploring also the best perspective of transition for the developing countries energy needs. Additionally, this paper intends to analyze the Mozambique's perspective on renewable energy technologies setting the Mozambican scenario regarding photovoltaic water pumping systems (PVWPS) technology with the aim to identifying the main knowledge of PVWPS design and research gap. The results show that the most commonly used configuration of PVWPS technology is direct coupling systems without battery storage. These systems are simple and reliable, mainly used in small-scale pumping for small irrigations and domestic use. The mainly variables that influence the performance of PVWPS are: total dynamic head, quantity of fluid extracted, variation of solar radiation level, PV and motor pump technology. Yet, the efficiency of the PV and overall system does not exceed 10% and 5%, respectively. Looking at the designing, mathematical models, software-assisted is being predominant. Yet, as research gap, it is possible to understand from different authors that the dynamic nature of the end-use of PVWPS is not explored on methodology design of PVWPS, and the techno-economic optimum system configuration is not always the one that gives the highest annual system efficiency.

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Design and Performance of Photovoltaic Water Pumping Systems: Comprehensive Review towards a Renewable Strategy for Mozambique

Chilundo¹,

Mahanjane²,

Neves³

2018

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“…Using parameters that has been determined before, it can be estimated the total amount of cost that should be spent during operation named the lifecycle cost [1]. The lowest lifecycle cost between these systems will be acknowledged as the best system.…”

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“…In 2010 and 2011, a team from the Department of Engineering Physics, Universitas Gadjah Mada and supported by the Ministry of Education and Culture conducted a study to replace the diesel pump with a pump that was powered by solar panels [1]. The design called Solar Water Pumping System is then realized in 2012 through the Ministry of Research and Technology.…”

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Economic Analysis Comparison between Solar Photovoltaic and Diesel Generator for Water Pumping System in an Indonesia Rural Karsts Area

Setiawan

Ramadhan

Wahyuni

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Photovoltaic and diesel generator are two types of small generator often used in remote areas in Indonesia. One of remote area in Indonesia that has ever used both systems in water pumping system is Purwodadi Village, Tepus district located at karsts area of Gunungkidul. The economical comparison between both technologies will be analyzed using lifecycle cost calculation and HOMER simulation. The analysis shows that using photovoltaic for water pumping system only spend 3/4 times of diesel generator cost. On the other hand, HOMER analysis shows that the cost of energy value for photovoltaic usage is 0.312 $/kWh, and cost of energy value for diesel generator is 0.390 $/kWh.

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“…4. Setiawan et al [23] designed a PV powered water pumping system to supply water in a village in Indonesia. The systems consisted of 32 panels that produced 3200 Wp and operated 2 submersible pumps (Lorentz PS1800 HR-05HL) to provide a flowrate between 0.4-0.9 l/s and a total head of 218.34 m. The system consisted of 4 stacks of 8 solar cells connected in series, with 2 stack connected in parallel feeding each pump.…”

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A review of sustainable solar irrigation systems for Sub-Saharan Africa

Wazed

Hughes

O’Connor

et al. 2018

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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This investigation focused on the research undertaken on solar photovoltaic (PV) and solar thermal technologies for pumping water generally for irrigation of remote rural farms specifically considering the Sub-Saharan African region. Solar PV systems have been researched extensively for irrigation purposes due to the rise in Oil prices and the upscaling in commercialisation of PV technology. Based on the literature the most effective PV system is presented for the irrigation of a small scare remote rural farm with respect to the cost, pumping capacity and system efficiency. Similarly, solar thermal systems are reviewed and the most effective system described. Unlike PV technology, solar thermal technology for water pumping is lacking especially in small scale operations. However, with the possibility of local production, low investment cost, easy maintenance and lower carbon footprint, solar thermal water pumping technologies may be able to overcome the shortcomings of the PV technology that has stopped widespread use of the technology for irrigation applications. Taking into consideration recent developments in concentrated solar technologies using the Stirling engine, novel solar thermal water pumping systems may be developed. This review also highlighted the different methodologies such as modelling, used to investigate and optimise the performance of solar powered systems.

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Development of a Solar Water Pumping System in Karsts Rural Area Tepus, Gunungkidul through Student Community Services

Cited by 42 publications

References 7 publications

Design and Performance of Photovoltaic Water Pumping Systems: Comprehensive Review towards a Renewable Strategy for Mozambique

Design and Performance of Photovoltaic Water Pumping Systems: Comprehensive Review towards a Renewable Strategy for Mozambique

Economic Analysis Comparison between Solar Photovoltaic and Diesel Generator for Water Pumping System in an Indonesia Rural Karsts Area

A review of sustainable solar irrigation systems for Sub-Saharan Africa

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