Numerical simulation and experimental study of a novel hybrid system coupling photovoltaic and solar fuel for electricity generation

Xing, Xueli; Sun, Fan; Qu, Wanjun; Yu, Xin; Hong, Hui

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2022.115316

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“…Additionally, exploiting fossil fuels to produce power has a negative impact on the environment, contributing to issues such as global warming and lower air quality 7–10 . Subsequently, the production of electricity from green energy sources expanding quickly, especially in distributed generation 5,11–15 . However, due to their highly inconsistent behavior, independent use of renewable energy sources is not advised 16–19 .…”

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Design, prototype validation, and reliability analysis of a multi‐input DC/DC converter for grid‐independent hybrid electric vehicles

Bairabathina

Balamurugan

2023

Circuit Theory & Apps

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Significantly, the performance of a grid-independent hybrid electric vehicle (GIHEV) is decided by a multi-input converter in it. This paper discusses the detailed mathematical modeling, design, prototype validation, and analysis of a multi-input DC-DC converter (MIC). This converter actively accommodates fuel cell and solar photovoltaic (PV) panel as sources and utilizes the concept of multiple switching frequencies to get wide regulation of output voltage and power flow. The average large-signal modeling, small-signal modeling, and steady-state modeling are demonstrated to achieve accurate design and analysis. The reliability analysis of the proposed converter along with the respective mathematical background is discussed. The proposed system design is validated with the help of an experimental setup and tested effectively. The proposed converter promises higher gain and 95.58% efficiency with fewer switches, low voltage stress, and fewer circuit components.

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confidence: 99%

Design, prototype validation, and reliability analysis of a multi‐input DC/DC converter for grid‐independent hybrid electric vehicles

Bairabathina

Balamurugan

2023

Circuit Theory & Apps

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“…It was found that one of the best proposed solutions to face the decrease in the traditional energy used is the use of sustainable renewable energy in electricity generation and industry [10], as well as to reduce human impact on the environment and increase energy independence [11][12]. Photovoltaic cells convert the enormous solar energy that it reaches the earth to benefit from electrical energy [13].…”

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Comprehensive Comparison Between the Experimental and Simulated characteristics of the Mono-Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Using SCAPS-1D

Ali

Zahran²,

Diab

2023

SVU-International Journal of Engineering Sciences and Applicati

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In this paper, a potassium hydroxide solution was used to etch the surface of the mono-crystalline silicon wafer, the sample was prepared at 0.33 Mol, solution temperature 82° C,14 min etching time and by adding 1% of additive texturing material to KOH solution gives more homogeneity, the scanning electron microscope (SEM) indicated that. Moreover, a result using (scaps-1d) software has been presented to compare the experimental and simulated characteristics of the mono-crystalline silicon solar cell. Simulations were performed on silicon-based "p-n" solar cells. Moreover, a comparison between the simulated results and the experimental of the mono-crystalline silicon solar cell using scaps-1d has been presented. It can be concluded that the experimental and simulated values are in great agreement. The experimental results are I sc = 8.763A, V oc = 0.629 V, fill factor = 81.21%, and efficiency = 18.5%, while the simulation results are I sc = 8.729A, V oc = 0.627 V, fill factor = 83.16% and efficiency = 18.72%. When comparing the results obtained in the laboratory with the results extracted from the SCAPS-1D program, a great agreement has been found.

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“…Solar photovoltaic (PV) technology, in particular, has emerged as a prominent solution applicable in various domains, including satellite power, water desalination, and cooling/heating systems [3]- [4]. Accurate simulation and modelling of solar cells have been achieved through various methodologies such as numerical simulation [5] and adaptive control [6].…”

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Rapid parameter identification of three diode photovoltaic systems using the Cheetah optimizer

El Marghichi,

El Jadli

2023

Acta IMEKO

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This study focuses on accurate parameter identification for solar cells and photovoltaic module simulation using experimental data. To tackle the challenge of modelling these highly nonlinear systems, we propose the novel use of the Cheetah Optimizer (CO) algorithm, inspired by cheetah hunting strategies. The CO algorithm employs mathematical models and randomization parameters to balance exploration and exploitation, avoiding local optima by considering energy limitations. We demonstrate the CO algorithm's effectiveness by applying it to the three-diode model in solar photovoltaic systems, specifically the STP6-120/36 and Photowatt-PWP201 PV modules. Impressively, the CO algorithm achieves remarkably low root mean square error values of 0.0145 A and 0.0019 A, outperforming state-of-the-art methods and ensuring high accuracy. Additionally, it delivers the lowest power errors of 0.16054 W and 0.01484 W for the respective modules, highlighting its exceptional performance. The CO algorithm proves to be a promising tool for precise parameter extraction and optimization, leading to improved modelling and performance of solar photovoltaic systems.

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Numerical simulation and experimental study of a novel hybrid system coupling photovoltaic and solar fuel for electricity generation

Cited by 28 publications

References 49 publications

Design, prototype validation, and reliability analysis of a multi‐input DC/DC converter for grid‐independent hybrid electric vehicles

Design, prototype validation, and reliability analysis of a multi‐input DC/DC converter for grid‐independent hybrid electric vehicles

Comprehensive Comparison Between the Experimental and Simulated characteristics of the Mono-Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Using SCAPS-1D

Rapid parameter identification of three diode photovoltaic systems using the Cheetah optimizer

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