Hybrid solar and wind power generation with grid interconnection system for improving power quality

Zade, Akshay B.; Gaikwad, Asha; Jeevane, Ku. Prachi M.; Lohote, Ganesh

doi:10.1109/icpeices.2016.7853296

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“…Within the hours of 1 to 3 p.m. there was a little drain of energy from the inverter and this was as a result of the high demand use of these basic appliances. These observations strongly agreed with the observations of [30] who designed and installed a solar-wind hybrid power system to provide electricity for a two-bedroom residential apartment in Ilorin, Kwara State, and [17] who provided energy supply to a two storey commercial building using solar-wind hybrid power system consisting of 6 kW solar panels, 2 kW wind turbine, 5 units of 24 V/600 Ah batteries and 6 kW inverter unit in Torankawa village in Sokoto state to meet its energy demands.…”

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Design, Sizing and Optimization of a Solar- Wind Hybrid Power System

Akpan¹,

Edeoja²,

Ibrahim³

et al. 2022

JENRR

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Design, sizing and optimization of a solar-wind hybrid power system was carried out to determine its economic feasibility using Hybrid optimized model for electric renewable (HOMER) software aimed at selecting the most feasible configuration based on the net present cost to meet the load demand of 425 W for the appliances in a departmental office at Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi. The simulation results were used to develop a working prototype by sizing the four major components: the solar panels (350 W), a wind turbine (100 W), 2 battery systems of 12 V/200Ah and a charge controller (35.4 A) to regulate battery charging. The efficiencies of the wind turbine, PV solar panels and the inverter system were 48, 29.2 and 50 % respectively. The contribution of PV was 98 % and that of the wind turbine was 2 % due to low average wind speed (1.96 m/s at 15 m) from February to April. The results showed that solar energy contributed more to the charging of the inverter than the wind energy due to the high favorable solar insolation in the region. The optimized system configuration was chosen and this was based on the net present cost, levelized cost of energy and its renewable fraction respectively. The results demonstrated that the best hybrid combination consists of 0.35 kW PV Panels, 1 unit of 0.1 kW wind turbine, 2 units of deep cycle batteries (12V each/200Ah) and 1 unit of 1600 W Inverter. The prototype of the solar - wind hybrid power system based on the optimized components met the load demand for the basic appliances in the office. The results can be expanded to cover the entire department and the templates so obtained can be used generally within the University Community.

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“…By studying all the data like solar radiation, wind speed and load demand, proper selection of equipment have to be made. However, sizing of the system will be according to the environmental conditions because producing power from solar-wind hybrid power system depends upon the location selected [17].…”

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Design, Sizing and Optimization of a Solar- Wind Hybrid Power System

Akpan¹,

Edeoja²,

Ibrahim³

et al. 2022

JENRR

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“…In the operation layer, natural language processing technologies such as network C++ language processing [13], deep learning and neural network operation [14] are adopted to extract the data features inside the above storage layer, and the eigenvalues are classified, integrated and secondary managed in detail to help the parallel power grid realise knowledge synthesis.…”

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Research on future parallel power grid architecture

Sun

Fan

2022

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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This paper introduces the six distribution levels of physical object layer, object perception layer, storage layer, operation layer, analysis layer and parallel control layer of the future parallel power grid architecture. On this basis, a more targeted analysis model is proposed. Starting from the resource operation level of parallel power grid, the abstract model method is used to analyse the changes of the architecture of resource nodes in different virtual agent sets. The detailed changes of the resource system are described through multi-layer nodes, and the random matrix is used to systematically analyse the operation data of the parallel power grid in the future so as to obtain the architecture mode with the highest adaptability when the actual space and virtual space are associated. Considering that the virtual community in the future parallel power grid is the core part of the architecture, the guidance information received by the virtual community in the power grid is regarded as a three-dimensional state transition probability matrix, which captures the real-time changes of the virtual community. On this basis, taking the future parallel power grid macro-economy as the development prospect, the supply and demand balance conditions of the future power grid are obtained to help the power grid achieve strong development. The experimental results show that the parallel power grid architecture optimised by this method is more in line with the actual development needs; the resource utilisation rate and operation income have a positive growth trend and finally achieve an impressive result of approximately 100%, which is of great help to the development of parallel power grid in the future.

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“…To meet the country's energy demand, India is currently reliant on a traditional source of energy. A Natural state is quickly disappearing due to its limited size [1]. Besides that, there are several disadvantages to relying on traditional fossil fuels.…”

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Mitigation of Voltage Instability in the Hybrid Solar or Wind System using Facts Device

Vig

Singh

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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World Power demand increasing very fast in recent years. To fulfill the demand for power, renewable resources which are environmentally friendly play a very vital role. Solar and wind power systems being the most environment-friendly renewable energy resources are getting a lot of attention to meet the demand for power. But as these resources are fluctuating and are dependent on atmospheric conditions, system stability may get affected. The Power Quality issues like voltage instability and harmonics are the main problem when generating power through solar and wind systems. These kinds of issues must be mitigated while implementing these eco-friendly renewable energy resources. The simulation model for solar and wind power systems has been presented in this research paper. To mitigate the issues of voltage instability and harmonics FACTs device as a controller is implemented. The simulation is done by using ETAP software.

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Hybrid solar and wind power generation with grid interconnection system for improving power quality

Cited by 15 publications

References 5 publications

Design, Sizing and Optimization of a Solar- Wind Hybrid Power System

Design, Sizing and Optimization of a Solar- Wind Hybrid Power System

Research on future parallel power grid architecture

Mitigation of Voltage Instability in the Hybrid Solar or Wind System using Facts Device

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