The Kashmir Conflict

Ankit, Rakesh

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“…In applications that AC power is required, DC voltage in the accumulator is converted to a sine wave of 220 V-50 Hz by adding an inverter to the system. Similarly, various electronic circuits can be integrated into the system according to the scheme of the application [31,32]. Some systems have a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) specification via an inverter that allows solar batteries to operate at maximum power as shown in Figure 5.…”

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Performance Analysis of a Grid-Connected Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic System

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Turkey is among the countries largely dependent on energy import. This dependency has increased interest in new and alternative energy sources. Installation of rooftop solar photovoltaic systems (RSPSs) in Turkey is increasing continuously regarding geographical and meteorological conditions. This paper presents an insight into the potential situation for Turkey and a simulation study for the RSPS designing and calculation for the faculty building at Marmara University in Istanbul. This simulation study demonstrates that 84.75-kWp grid-connected RSPS can produce remarkable power. The system is performed in detail with the PV*SOL software (Premium 2017 R8 - Test Version, Valentin Software GmbH, Berlin, Germany). Detailed financial and performance analysis of the grid-connected RSPS for faculty building with various parameters is also carried out in this study. According to the simulation results, the system supplies 13.2% of the faculty buildings’ annual electrical energy consumption. The annual savings value of faculty buildings’ electrical consumption is approximately 90,298 kWh energy which costs roughly $7296. A photovoltaic (PV) system installation for the faculty building, which has considerable potential for solar energy and sunshine duration, is indispensable for clean energy requirements and was supported by the simulation results. This paper can be considered to be a basic feasibility study prior to moving on to the implementation project.

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Performance Analysis of a Grid-Connected Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic System

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“…Besides stepping up the voltage, the transformer decouples the module from the grid, thus avoiding electrical accidents. The typically reported efficiency of this type of micro inverter is approximately 89-95% (at 250-300 W) [22,59,60]. The bulk of power losses originate from the isolation transformer.…”

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“…In general, the single-stage flyback micro inverter requires the least components compared to the other types in the micro inverter category. For example, the simple flyback circuit in [22] requires only three switching devices, two inductors, one capacitor, and a transformer. However, the switches need to withstand high voltage and current stresses.…”

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“…The authors in [54] suggested that the reliability of the micro inverter depends primarily on the DC link capacitor that is used to smoothen the large, low-frequency pulsating current between the module and the device. The flyback circuit [22,50] requires a large capacitor (in thousands of µF) for this purpose. Normally, the electrolytic type is used because of its low cost and small footprint.…”

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“…Despite the large number of published work on hardware mitigation techniques, a comprehensive review on this subject is lacking. For example, although there are a number of review articles on micro inverters, [4,[21][22][23][24], they are specifically focused on the former and did not cover other categories. Recently, a detailed review paper (which includes performance evaluation) was written on mismatch mitigation using hardware solutions [25].…”

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Hardware Approach to Mitigate the Effects of Module Mismatch in a Grid-connected Photovoltaic System: A Review

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This study reviews the hardware approach to mitigate the effects of module mismatch in a grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) system. Unlike software solutions, i.e. the maximum power tracking algorithm, hardware techniques are well suited to enhance energy yield because of their inherent ability to extract energy from the mismatched module. Despite the extra cost of the additional circuitry, hardware techniques have recently gained popularity because of their long-term financial benefits. Notwithstanding the growing interest in this topic, review papers that provide updates on the technological developments of the three main hardware solutions, namely micro inverter, DC power optimizer, and energy recovery circuits, are lacking. This is in contrast to software solutions, which have had a considerable number of reputable reviews. Thus, a comprehensive review paper is appropriate at this juncture to provide up-to-date information on the latest topologies, highlight their merits/drawbacks, and evaluate their comparative performance.

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Ambivalent Partnerships, Enduring Dilemmas

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A Companion to U.S. Foreign Relations

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The Kashmir Conflict

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Performance Analysis of a Grid-Connected Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic System

Hardware Approach to Mitigate the Effects of Module Mismatch in a Grid-connected Photovoltaic System: A Review

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