Experimental results of a hybrid wind/hydro power system connected to isolated loads

Nasser, M.; Breban, Stefan; Courtecuisse, V.; Vergnol, Arnaud; Robyns, Benoît; Radulescu, M.M.

doi:10.1109/epepemc.2008.4635542

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“…Nasser et al [54] shown experimentally that the variable speed hydro-power-plants compensate and smoothen the fluctuating wind power when feeding isolated loads. This has been shown in this paper with the help of a 3 kW laboratory test bench which is able to emulate a hybrid wind/hydro-power-system.…”

Section: Control Of Small Hydro-power Plantsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Analysis and evaluation of small hydropower plants: A bibliographical survey

Sachdev

Akella

Kumar

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Section: Control Of Small Hydro-power Plantsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Analysis and evaluation of small hydropower plants: A bibliographical survey

Sachdev

Akella

Kumar

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…• When the difference between the load demand and the generation is severe or long term, the backup batteries and DG can serve the load. [101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114][115] The enhanced reliability due to combined operation of MH and wind resources, pollution free operation, less maintenance cost, and free fuel are the plus points of this hybrid system. Capacity factors of MH and wind are 51%-55% and 25%-35%, respectively.…”

Section: B Microhydro-wind Hybrid Systemmentioning

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A review on bi-source, off-grid hybrid power generation systems based on alternative energy sources

Aziz

Saleem

Ehsan

et al. 2015

Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy

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The world will need greatly increased energy supply in coming years because of the rapidly increasing world population and depleting natural resources. For a long time, conventional energy sources have been utilized for power generation, but now it is of great concern that the rapid depletion of conventional sources added with their economic and environmental concerns are incompatible to address issues like growing electricity demand and environmental damages. Utilization of the alternative energy sources is compulsory to minimize the energy crisis around the world. Based on the alternative energy sources, a number of power generation systems have been designed to contribute for the management of optimized energy supply systems. The unpredictable nature of alternative energy sources is their common drawback, and they do not harness usable power for some considerable duration of time over the year. Therefore, trends are in progress to integrate two or more than two of these alternative energy systems to meet the required electricity supply in power generation operations. These systems are designated as hybrid systems and can be grid connected or off-grid depending upon their purpose and mode of fabrication. Off grid hybrid systems are popular for the electrification of the isolated and far-flung areas, where the grid supply is absent. This study mainly focuses on main 10 off grid, bi-source hybrid systems for power generation highlighting their role in energy stability. Systems' hybridization, power generation, energy flow schemes, operation schemes, and storage and backup needs have been addressed thoroughly in this study to provide a handy reference to stake holders for further work in this regime.

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“…Wind power replacing coal and natural gas as heating energy, which have the energy value of saving fossil energy, and as clean energy heating, which has the environmental value of reducing the emission of pollution gases such as carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide, and using wind power heating to abandon wind at night has the economic value of increasing the amount of wind power online and reducing the cost of electricity consumption for users. In the aspect of wind power dissipation, the economic analysis, research and evaluation are also carried out on the construction of pumped-storage power station [2], wind, light and hydropower complementary [3][4][5], water source heat pump technology [6], thermal power plant of electric boiler [7] and other wind power dissipation schemes.…”

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Economic Analysis of Distributed Thermal Storage Electric Boilers Based on Multi Party Participation to Eliminate Abandoned Wind and Light Power

Zhang¹,

Jin²,

Gong³

et al. 2019

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With the deep development of clean heating in the north of China, distributed heat storage boiler is widely concerned as an important way of clean heating, which plays an important role in eliminating renewable energy and meeting the demand of residents' heating. It is a systematic project to eliminate and discard the light and wind from the distributed heat storage boiler, which involves many main bodies, such as power grid enterprises, heating enterprises, terminal users, renewable energy producers, etc., but the participation of all parties in the economic cost affects the promotion and effect of the spread of distributed heat storage boilers. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out the participation based on multi-party participation. The distributed thermal storage electric boiler is used to absorb the abandoned wind and discard light economy. In this paper, we summarize the typical business operating models, set up the economic cost analysis model of multi parties and take the method of combining qualitative and quantitative analysis to analyze the economy of the main participants, and finally give a typical example to analyze and evaluate the economy of all parties, which can provide references for clean heating price policy. 1

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Experimental results of a hybrid wind/hydro power system connected to isolated loads

Cited by 10 publications

References 5 publications

Analysis and evaluation of small hydropower plants: A bibliographical survey

Analysis and evaluation of small hydropower plants: A bibliographical survey

A review on bi-source, off-grid hybrid power generation systems based on alternative energy sources

Economic Analysis of Distributed Thermal Storage Electric Boilers Based on Multi Party Participation to Eliminate Abandoned Wind and Light Power

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