Dynamic Modelling of a Solar Water Pumping System with Energy Storage

Biswas, Shatadru Bipasha; Iqbal, M. Tariq

doi:10.1155/2018/8471715

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“…According to the proposed procedure, the losses due to temperature under NOCT conditions amount to -0.49 × (25 -46) = 10.29 %, the losses due to dirt under NOCT conditions amount to 5 %, and the total number of required PV modules N PV,t is increased by 12.5 %, which is in total 27.79 %. Therefore, it seems that the proposed procedure is in line with the most common used ones [1], [12], [15], [30]- [32].…”

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confidence: 80%

“…In order to account for temperature, dirt, aging, contact resistance, and other losses of the PV generator, its size estimated by ( 13) should be increased by 20 % in accordance with the standard procedure [30]. The manufacturer of the considered pumping system recommends at least 25 % [31], while some researchers add 30 % [32]. According to the proposed procedure, the losses due to temperature under NOCT conditions amount to -0.49 × (25 -46) = 10.29 %, the losses due to dirt under NOCT conditions amount to 5 %, and the total number of required PV modules N PV,t is increased by 12.5 %, which is in total 27.79 %.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A Novel Procedure for Quick Design of Off-Grid PV Water Pumping Systems for Irrigation

Klimenta¹,

Lekić²,

Arsić

et al. 2021

ELEKTRON ELEKTROTECH

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It is known that meteorological variables from meteorological online services can be used for the design of photovoltaic (PV) water pumping systems for irrigation. The software LORENTZ COMPASS in such a manner uses as inputs solar irradiation, precipitation, and ambient temperature collected by the NASA Langley Research Centre over a period of more than 20 years. This paper proposes a novel procedure that uses the sunshine duration, precipitation, and ambient temperature as inputs. These inputs were collected by Weather Online UK during a period of 25 years. The effects of different data collection periods and data availabilities on the design of the PV water pumping system are also analysed and discussed. Along with the meteorological data, the proposed procedure uses as inputs datasheets from manufacturers of pumping systems and PV modules. The procedure is based on the Sivkov model that correlates the global horizontal irradiation with the sunshine duration and the elevation angle of the Sun. A case study, i.e., an existing PV water pumping system designed using LORENTZ COMPASS is used as reference for purposes of comparison and validation of the procedure. The results of the comparison showed a high level of accuracy, and a number of interesting conclusions are drawn from them.

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Section: B Sizing Of Pv Generatormentioning

confidence: 80%

Section: B Sizing Of Pv Generatormentioning

confidence: 99%

A Novel Procedure for Quick Design of Off-Grid PV Water Pumping Systems for Irrigation

Klimenta¹,

Lekić²,

Arsić

et al. 2021

ELEKTRON ELEKTROTECH

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“…Then the pump power is 8.7 kW or 11.7 hp. Considering that the efficiency of the associated electric motor is 0.85 [53,54], the required electric power is 10.2 kW or 13.7 hp. As the nearest commercially available turbine is 6 kW [55].…”

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Design and Economics of a PV-based Pumped Hydro Storage Station in Rural Distant Areas in Egypt

Awad

Shoukry

Atalla

et al. 2020

Port-Said Engineering Research Journal

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Although photovoltaic (PV) Energy is a viable solution and clean energy source, it is an intermittent source and certainly needs energy storage, particularly in the case of off-grid applications. Batteries are normally used as the common energy storage, despite all their demerits. This paper presents a preliminary design and cost estimate of a potential candidate for energy storage applications, which is the PV-based Pumped-Hydro Energy Storage (PHES). The proposal is suited for application in rural and distant areas, where the public electric grid is not easily accessible. The basic idea is that the required load demand is fulfilled by PV panels during the day. During the periods of high insolation, the PV panels are also used to pump water to a 31-m height tank. Then, at night or in periods of low insolation the water is allowed to flow downwards operating a hydro generator. Based on the average expected load (irrigation and domestic) of distant locations in Egypt, the PV panels and reversible pumps have been sized together with other system components. A cost estimate has been done to compare batteries and PHES for the average lifetime of the two systems. The cost estimate revealed that the PHES would be economically viable after 23 years of service. The system can be easy to extend to a larger scale by adding more reversible pumps and PV panels.

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“…Two types of energy storage system was performed the first type (i) electric energy with a battery band and the second type (ii) hydraulic energy of stored water in a bit large tank of water. Anthers reported that a combination of both types economical and efficient solution [21]. Proposed a simple model to contribute in photovoltaic (PV) water pumping systems studies.…”

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confidence: 99%

An Experimental Optimization Study of a Photovoltaic Solar Pumping System Used for Solar Domestic Hot Water System Under Iraqi Climate

Mahdi¹,

Jaddoa²

2021

Journal of Thermal Engineering

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The performance of a photovoltaic solar water pumping system (PVSWPS) promising in a solar water heating system has been studied experimentally. The design of a photovoltaic array configuration can affect the performance of the (PVSWPS), the water pump characteristic, the flow rate of the water and the overall system efficiency. The aim of the present work is to determine an optimum photovoltaic array configuration that can supply a water pump with an optimal amount of energy. Three different photovoltaic array configurations have been tested (4S, 2S ×2P and 4P). The experiments have been carried out in a sunny day, light hours under the conditions of Iraq climate and for a constant head level of 6m. The results showed that the second photovoltaic array configuration (2P × 2S) is suitable to provide an optimal energy. Also, the second photovoltaic array configuration (2P × 2S) that powered the water pump delivered a maximum average water volume (2.298 m 3 ) during the day among the three different configurations.

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Dynamic Modelling of a Solar Water Pumping System with Energy Storage

Cited by 44 publications

References 17 publications

A Novel Procedure for Quick Design of Off-Grid PV Water Pumping Systems for Irrigation

A Novel Procedure for Quick Design of Off-Grid PV Water Pumping Systems for Irrigation

Design and Economics of a PV-based Pumped Hydro Storage Station in Rural Distant Areas in Egypt

An Experimental Optimization Study of a Photovoltaic Solar Pumping System Used for Solar Domestic Hot Water System Under Iraqi Climate

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