Experimental study of a combined biomass and solar energy-based fully grid-independent air-conditioning system

Singh, Gaurav; Das, Ranjan

doi:10.1007/s10098-021-02081-4

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“…The same authors also experimentally studied a small-scale triple-hybrid air-conditioning system powered by solar energy and biomass. The techno-economic analysis indicated a decent coefficient of performance (0.34) and a payback period of 9-12 years (Singh and Das, 2021).…”

Section: Hybrid Renewable Energy System Design Methodsmentioning

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The optimal design and operation of a hybrid renewable micro-grid with the decoupled liquid air energy storage

Liang

Webley

Chen

et al. 2022

Journal of Cleaner Production

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The optimal design and operation of a hybrid renewable micro-grid with the decoupled liquid air energy storage

Liang

Webley

Chen

et al. 2022

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…Gauray et al a small-scale triple-hybrid air-conditioning system operated by biomass and solar energy resources is experimentally investigated [ 24 ]. In this study, a combined experimental and simulation analysis of a triple-hybrid grid-independent cooling system has been carried out for achieving the net-zero-energy criterion and to address various environmental concerns.…”

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Performance and economic efficiency analysis of an integrated, outdoor fan-ventilated cooling device

Yang¹,

Lee

Park³

et al. 2023

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“…The energy transition is currently a necessity for humans due to global population development and growth, as well as to the high demand for electric energy associated with it. This has generated a global warming phenomenon related to the negative environmental impacts of the energy crisis, as well as to the excess of energy demand and low generation, which is mainly based on fossil fuels [1,2]. Electrical networks can be considered part of the three main greenhouse gas emitters (mainly CO 2 ), surpassed only by extensive livestock and transportation systems.…”

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An Energy Management System for PV Sources in Standalone and Connected DC Networks Considering Economic, Technical, and Environmental Indices

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This research proposes an efficient energy management system for standalone and grid-connected direct current (DC) distribution networks that consider photovoltaic (PV) generation sources. A complete nonlinear programming model is formulated to represent the efficient PV dispatch problem while taking three different objective functions into account. The first objective function corresponds to the minimization of the operational costs with respect to the energy purchasing costs at terminals of the substation, including the maintenance costs of the PV sources. The second objective function is the reduction of the expected daily energy losses regarding all resistive effects of the distribution lines. The third objective function concerns the minimization of the total emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere by the substation bus or its equivalent (diesel generator). These objective functions are minimized using a single-objective optimization approach through the application of the Salp Swarm Algorithm (SSA), which is combined with a matrix hourly power flow formulation that works by using a leader–follower operation scheme. Two test feeders composed of 27 and 33 nodes set for standalone and grid-connected operation are used in the numerical validations. The standalone grid corresponds to an adaptation of the generation and demand curves for the municipality of Capurganá, and the grid-connected system is adapted to the operating conditions in the metropolitan area of Medellín, i.e., a rural area and a major city in Colombia. A numerical comparison with three additional combinatorial optimizers (i.e., particle swarm optimization (PSO), the multiverse optimizer (MVO), and the crow search algorithm (CSA)) demonstrates the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed leader–follower optimization approach to the optimal management of PV generation sources in DC grids while considering different objective function indices.

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Experimental study of a combined biomass and solar energy-based fully grid-independent air-conditioning system

Cited by 36 publications

References 48 publications

The optimal design and operation of a hybrid renewable micro-grid with the decoupled liquid air energy storage

The optimal design and operation of a hybrid renewable micro-grid with the decoupled liquid air energy storage

Performance and economic efficiency analysis of an integrated, outdoor fan-ventilated cooling device

An Energy Management System for PV Sources in Standalone and Connected DC Networks Considering Economic, Technical, and Environmental Indices

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