Techno-economic design and performance evaluation of Photovoltaic/Diesel/Batteries system through simulation of the energy flow using generated solar radiation data

Djiela, Raphael Hermann Tonsie; Kapen, Pascalin Tiam; Tchuen, Ghislain

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2021.114772

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“…The solar energy produced is given by the expression of equation (1) [ 23 ]:

where P pv-out represents the power output of the PV, Ppv-rated; the PV rated power at reference test condition, G; the solar radiation (W/m 2 ), G ref ; the solar radiation at standard temperature condition (G ref = 1000 W/m 2 ), Tref; the cell temperature at reference conditions (T ref = 25 °C), K T ; the temperature coefficient of the PV module.…”

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“…[ 32 ], a hybrid renewable energy feasibility for the supply of a large resort center located in Malaysia was evaluated with HOMER. Some other works in which the HOMER software has been used are those of Yimen et al [ 33 ] where the PV/Biogas was considered, Iskanderani et al [ 34 ] where the PV/Diesel/Battery was considered, Aberilla et al [ 35 ] where the PV/Wind system was designed and Djiela et al where PV/Diesel/Battery system was proposed [ 23 ].…”

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Off grid PV/Diesel/Wind/Batteries energy system options for the electrification of isolated regions of Chad

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“…The solar energy produced is given by the expression of equation (1) [ 23 ]:

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Off grid PV/Diesel/Wind/Batteries energy system options for the electrification of isolated regions of Chad

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“…Notably, a solar PV system alone is deemed insufcient and unreliable to continuously supply load demand due to its intermittent nature [24]. Tus, it is characteristic of solar PV systems to require energy storage to provide a more reliable energy source [25,26]. However, such storage systems are still considered unreliable sources for meeting the base load demand [27].…”

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Performance Evaluation of an Existing Renewable Energy System at Gilutongan Island, Cebu, Philippines

Supapo,

Lozano,

Querikiol

2024

Journal of Engineering

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Solar photovoltaics are considered the practical solution to energy access and climate change issues, especially in tropical countries that receive relatively more sunlight throughout the year. However, questions arise on the reliability of these systems in providing sufficient supply to meet the users’ electricity needs. This paper looks at the reliability of a solar project installed on two rooftops on an off-grid island in Cebu, Philippines, that provides increased electricity access to 11 households. PVSyst and HOMER Pro software analyzed solar PV systems performance and techno-economics. The simulations yielded the annual mean values of reference yield, array yield, final yield, array capture loss, system loss, performance ratio, and capacity factor are 5.66 kWh/m2/day, 3.51 kWh/kWp/day, 3.23 kWh/kWp/day, 2.15, 0.278, 57.10%, and 18.96%, respectively. The peak PV resource of 3.30 kWp/day can supply the 1.66 kWp/day of the consumer’s electrical demand. It was concluded that the current installation could supply the electrical load demand of the residents; however, consideration for the potential increase in demand must be in place. While renewable energy sources are relevant in achieving 100% electrification in rural communities, their ability to address the energy demands of the users must be carefully considered in planning and design.

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“…Past works have mainly concentrated on the optimal sizing and the economic aspect of the designed hybrid system configuration either with solar PV-wind system, solar PVwind-diesel generator system coupled with battery storage system [9][10][11][12][13]. Only a few published papers are available that consider the wind resource not adequately available in a particular location.…”

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Technoeconomic Analysis of a Hybrid Energy System for an Academic Building

Roy

Sahu

2023

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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This work is mainly based on the optimal design of a standalone Hybrid Renewable Energy System (HRES) consisting of PV/diesel/battery systems, implemented in an academic building. Different hybrid system configurations such as PV-diesel generator-battery, diesel generator-battery, and PV-diesel generator are compared based on Net Present Cost (NPC) and Cost Of Energy (COE) to find out the best economically viable and environmentally friendly solution. Li-ion and lead-acid batteries were taken into consideration, and the optimization was done in HOMER PRO software. The PV-DG-Li-ion battery configuration emits approximately 2825387kg/year CO2 whereas the conventional DG system emits 4565074kg/year. It is concluded that the PV-DG-Li-ion battery configuration provides the cleanest and most environment-friendly and techno-economically feasible solution.

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Techno-economic design and performance evaluation of Photovoltaic/Diesel/Batteries system through simulation of the energy flow using generated solar radiation data

Cited by 19 publications

References 36 publications

Off grid PV/Diesel/Wind/Batteries energy system options for the electrification of isolated regions of Chad

Off grid PV/Diesel/Wind/Batteries energy system options for the electrification of isolated regions of Chad

Performance Evaluation of an Existing Renewable Energy System at Gilutongan Island, Cebu, Philippines

Technoeconomic Analysis of a Hybrid Energy System for an Academic Building

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