Portable autonomous solar power plant for individual use

Abstract

Development and design of low power mobile and inexpensive solar stations are important for farmers, individuals, geologists and trotters. The most important aspect is ensuring reliability of units in times of transportation, convenience and operational ease as well as minimum dimensions, low price. All the above will ensure large-scale implementation of solar stations in various applications and utilizations.

Networked interactive solar panels over the roof photovoltaic system (PVS) and its cost analysis at Tashkent state technical University

“…Calculation of the PES output power. When designing an Autonomous solar power plant, you first need to make a list of all electricity consumers, find out their power consumption, voltage and enter it in the list ( with voltage values that differ from the nominal value of the main bus voltage -via DC pulse converters of both increasing and decreasing types [13][14][15][16]. The consumer (№.…”

Research of the dependence of the resistance of asynchronous generators with massive rotors on their design

“…Previous studies show that the introduction of asynchronous turbine generators (ATG) into the composition of electric power systems leads to an increase in their static and dynamic stability under steady-state and transient conditions [10][11][12][13].…”

The ways ensuring energy balance in Uzbekistan

“…Cross-border, interstate tariffs for the sale of electricity are set at the level of governments involved in international projects in the field of electricity. The tariff can be set through negotiations, but as a rule, it always equals or exceeds the transmission tariff on internal lines; it is also determined by the nature of the organization supplying and / or receiving electricity [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23].…”

“…In the Unified Energy System of Central Asia and other CIS networks, special fees are charged for frequency regulation, for unscheduled flows of electricity from one country to another, caused, for example, by an unexpected sharp increase in demand in a neighboring country. This issue is usually resolved separately with the help of one of the network operators [24][25][26][27].…”

“…The fuel and energy sector plays a key role in the development of Uzbek economy: the investment in this sector is almost 50% that makes up 7% of the total gross domestic product (GDP) [5,6]. To date, measures are being taken to achieve an increase in the efficiency of power plant capacity use, a decrease in specific energy intensity and in the share of natural gas by increasing the use of coal in the process of energy production, based on modernization, technical and technological re-equipment of enterprises, the introduction of resource-saving technologies, and, as a result, ensuring a reliable and high-quality supply of electricity and heat to consumers for a long-term period [7][8][9].…”