Size estimation of wind/solar hybrid renewable energy systems without detailed wind and irradiation data: A feasibility study

Jamshidi, Siamak; Pourhossein, Kazem; Asadi, Meysam

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2021.113905

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“…Some authors use TRNSYS for their studies for an office building in the Mediterranean area [20] and for a bitumen tank [21]. Additional generators are introduced in [22] and [23], respectively: a diesel generator and concentrated solar panels. The first study proposes a methodology for HRES sizing without data for the solar radiation and the wind speed, applied to Iran.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A linear equation without temperature influence is used in [27]. The authors of [13,22,23] consider only the influence of the cell temperature on the PV efficiency, while the influence of the solar radiation is neglected. In [18,19,26], the solar radiation influence is taken into account.…”

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“…The models differ in the form of the power curve between the cut-in speed and the rated speed. This part of the curve can be linear [23], quadratic [22], cubic [18,24], exponential [14], or have a higher order [13]. Some authors use the power factor to determine the output power in this speed range [16,20,21].…”

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Multivariate Analysis of a Wind–PV-Based Water Pumping Hybrid System for Irrigation Purposes

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The Green Deal and increased nutritional needs are driving factors in human activities nowadays. Agriculture is an essential economic sector that can profit from the application of renewable energy sources by the assimilation of off-grid, arid and barren terrains. Power supplied by hybrid systems for water pumping is a solution for overcoming the stochastic character of the renewable energy sources. This paper presents a sizing methodology for a hybrid system with wind and PV generation and water tank storage, based on the consideration of the entire energy conversion chain with energy models and a one-year operation simulation. The PV generator is modeled using a reduced Durisch’s model, while for the wind generator a piecewise interpolation is used. The methodology is applied for sites in Bulgaria with specific agricultural crops and meteorological data. Combinations of PV (different technologies) and wind (different types) generators and water tank capacities are considered and discussed. The combinations are compared on the basis of three criteria: the investment cost, the satisfaction of crop requirements and system oversizing. The possibility for the introduction of battery storage is also examined. The results show some trends in the hybrid system sizing and the possibility to apply the proposed methodology for various sites, generators and crops.

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“…Research involving feasibility studies of the implementation of renewable energy sources stands out. Approaches carried out in countries such as Turkey, (Taner;Dalkilic, 2019) and Iran (Jamshidi;Pourhossein;Asadi, 2021), where the feasibility of deploying a clean energy matrix has been proven.…”

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Impactos da matriz energética no desenvolvimento sustentável do Brasil

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Ávila³

2021

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Objetivo: Analisar os impactos da matriz energética e sua relação com o desenvolvimento sustentável. Metodologia: Classifica-se o estudo como descritivo, composto de métodos mistos, tendo como base os resultados da ANEEL 2020, divulgados no Sistemas de Informação de Geração da ANEEL SIGA, e os resultados da EPE dos anos de 2015 a 2019, divulgados no Balanço Energético Nacional. Resultados: Como principais resultados, destaca-se que a matriz energética do Brasil vem passando por mudanças, especialmente nos últimos cinco anos, levando em consideração as principais energias renováveis consumidas e emergentes no mercado. As energias renováveis no período de 2015 a 2019 tiveram um crescimento em torno de 12%, enquanto as energias não renováveis tiveram uma redução de 8,4%, contudo a matriz energética mundial mostra-se de modo contrária à matriz brasileira, na qual as energias não renováveis tiveram um aumento de 0,1% e as energias renováveis tiveram uma redução de aproximadamente 0,8%. Originalidade / valor: Com o aumento da demanda de consumo de energia e considerando problemas ambientais, como o aquecimento global, a busca por uma matriz energética mais limpa tornou-se o foco de diversas pesquisas. Assim, este estudo visa propor que, tanto no caso brasileiro – o qual já é tratado como exemplo - quanto no caso mundial, pode-se explorar de maneira mais satisfatória suas reservas energéticas, adotando-se uma matriz energética diversificada e eficiente, de modo a reduzir os impactos ambientais.

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“…Tito et al [4] suggested that the configuration of the HRES can be considered as optimized if it can minimize the overall system cost or the cost of energy with no unmet demand left over for all the classified socio-demographic load profiles of the site. Jamshidi et al [5] estimated the optimal size of a Wind-PV-Diesel generator-based HRES using polynomial regression and support vector regression models. Alberizzi et al [6] used a mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP)-based optimization algorithm to find the optimal size of an HRES for a place located in South Tyrol, Italy.…”

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Optimization of a novel Hybrid Wind Bio Battery Solar Photovoltaic System Integrated with Phase Change Material

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The intermittent nature of renewable sources, such as solar and wind, leads to the need for a hybrid renewable energy system (HRES) that can provide uninterrupted and reliable energy to a remote and off-grid location with the use of a biogas generator and battery. In the present study, conventional PV panels have been integrated with phase change material (PCM) for power enhancement. In addition, various configurations (i. PV-Wind-Battery system, ii. PV-PCM-Wind-Battery, iii. PV-Wind-Biogas-Battery and iv. PV-PCM-Wind-Biogas-Battery) have been compared for the hot and humid climatic location of Chennai, India. Optimization has been carried out to minimize the cost of energy and the net present cost has also been computed. It has been found that the integration of PCM with the PV-Wind-Biogas-Battery-based off-grid system results in savings of USD 0.22 million in terms of net present cost and reduces the cost of energy from USD 0.099/kWh to USD 0.094/kWh. Similarly, for another off-grid HRES configuration of PV-Wind-Battery, the integration of PCM results in savings of USD 0.17 million, and reduces the cost of energy from USD 0.12/kWh to USD 0.105/kWh.

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Size estimation of wind/solar hybrid renewable energy systems without detailed wind and irradiation data: A feasibility study

Cited by 57 publications

References 34 publications

Multivariate Analysis of a Wind–PV-Based Water Pumping Hybrid System for Irrigation Purposes

Multivariate Analysis of a Wind–PV-Based Water Pumping Hybrid System for Irrigation Purposes

Impactos da matriz energética no desenvolvimento sustentável do Brasil

Optimization of a novel Hybrid Wind Bio Battery Solar Photovoltaic System Integrated with Phase Change Material

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