This document provides details on a proposed floating solar photovoltaic (FSPV) system and electric rickshaw charging facility for a smart city in India. It includes sections on motivation, methodology, system details, cost estimation, and conclusion. The FSPV system would be 2 megawatts located on a southern water body and provide electricity to charge 20 electric rickshaws. The estimated cost is 33.5 crore rupees with an 18 year payback period. The proposal aims to make the city more sustainable and energy independent.
Hybrid solar wind power generation systemHemanth Duru
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A simple introduction to Hybrid solar wind power generation System.In this system we use both wind and solar power generation devices.Here wind turbine is inter connected with solar panel.so that it can generate power in both ways.It gives power in night time and works efficiently.As per availability of sun rise and wind it can generate power.The power generated is given to the load.Its efficiency is high and eco-friendly.
Floating solar power plants are a new concept that install solar panels on water surfaces rather than occupying valuable land. This decreases the cost of power generation by reducing land costs and increasing efficiency through the natural cooling effects of water. Floating solar power plants consist of solar panels mounted on a floating structure with a mooring system to keep it secure. They provide benefits like reduced evaporation and improved water quality while making use of abundant water resources for solar generation. India has begun implementing floating solar projects and is planning to build the world's largest floating solar plant.
Solar energy can be harnessed using technologies like solar heating, photovoltaics, and concentrating solar power. There are two main types - passive solar, which uses sunlight without external mechanical power, and active solar, which uses mechanical or electrical power. Solar energy can be directly converted to electricity via photovoltaic panels or indirectly via solar thermal collectors that capture heat. Large solar power plants use thousands of solar panels or mirrors to generate electricity on a utility scale. Solar energy can be stored using batteries in off-grid homes or by feeding excess electricity to the grid via net metering.
A photovoltaic (PV) module is a packaged, connected assembly of solar cells that can be used to generate electricity in commercial and residential applications. It consists of interconnected solar cells, and multiple modules can be connected to form a larger PV system. Reasons to install PV modules include concerns for the environment, cost savings, and expectations of future increased energy costs. PV systems have three main components - PV modules or solar arrays, the balance of system equipment, and electrical loads. PV modules can be used in stand-alone systems, grid-connected systems, or hybrid systems combined with other power sources. Transparent solar modules can also be used as building-integrated photovoltaics in windows, roofs, and
A brief overview of PV market globally and regionally is presented and how it has disrupted the current network business model. Energy Storage has become a necessity as penetration of PV in the current network increases and created challenging ramping issues as the daily load curves have changed to what is now popularly called Duck curves. The value of energy storage in the network is presented, clearly demonstrating that maximum value is realised at end users, commercial and residential. Battery storage is one of the most practical option. Commercial battery technologies are presented, followed by selected case studies.
The document presents a solar tracker system that uses sensors and a microcontroller to automatically adjust the position of solar panels to track the sun's movement and maximize energy absorption. It consists of panels, sensors to detect sunlight intensity in two directions, a microcontroller that processes sensor input and controls a motor to rotate the panels towards the strongest sunlight. This design aims to efficiently generate solar power by continuously orienting the panels to the sun's position throughout the day.
Solar panels are devices that convert sunlight into electricity through photovoltaic cells. There are different types of solar panels including monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and amorphous silicon panels. Solar panels are made of layers of semiconductor materials that produce a flow of electrons when struck by sunlight. Proper positioning of solar panels maximizes sunlight exposure. Benefits of solar panels include being pollution-free, renewable, and requiring little maintenance.
Study of Large Scale Grid interactive Solar PV power plantShahbaz Makandar A.
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The document summarizes a study on a 3MW grid-connected solar PV power plant in Karnataka, India. It includes:
1) Details of the site and components of the PV plant such as 13,368 solar panels, 12 inverters, and a SCADA monitoring system.
2) Simulation studies of the plant's performance over time using software like METEONORM, PVSYST, and HELIOSCOPE to analyze factors like solar irradiation and component efficiencies.
3) Experimental analysis of the plant's operation between 2009-2014 including key performance indicators like the performance ratio, array conversion efficiency, inverter efficiency, and monthly energy generation.
4) Results showing monthly
Photovoltaic Training - Session 3 - Plant OperationLeonardo ENERGY
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Control systems and telecommunications.
Components and infrastructure needed to control systems
Monitoring and troubleshooting
Management of information obtained by the control system
Management and alarms.
Sending information for maintenance purposes.
Security of the Installation.
Fundamental characteristics required in a surveillance system.
Protection systems against theft.
Antiintrusion systems.
CCTV and video surveillance.
eRounds.
Remote control systems.
Security in PV roofs.
The document discusses achieving sustainability through high impact energy efficiency using solar rooftops. It notes that solar rooftops are achieving grid parity due to policy and regulatory support in states like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. The document presents case studies on commercial and residential solar rooftop projects in various Indian states and finds internal rates of return for solar rooftop projects in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Maharashtra to be in the range of 13-33% depending on the state and industry.
Roofsol provides following preventive maintenance services
- Regular Cleaning of Solar Panels
- Frequent Maintenance of Thermal Based Components
- Yearly Service of HT Side Equipment
- Diagnostic Testing for Lower Power Production
- Circuit Testing
- IV Curve Tracking
- Thermal Imaging
- Earth Value Measurement
- Retro Commissioning
- Data Acquisition System Check
- Automatic String Level Visual Alarms
- Real Time Data Collection
- Monitoring Energy Production (Daily Basis)
- Effective Data Interpretation
- Solar Resources Management and Prediction
- PV Monitoring System
- Trending and Analytics for Continuous Improvement
- Critical and Non-Critical Reactive Repairs
- Spare Parts and Inventory Management
This document describes a proposed 40 kWp rooftop solar photovoltaic system to be installed at IHM in Hyderabad. The system would consist of an 18 kWp fixed installation and a 22 kWp installation with tracking capabilities. It provides details on the site location and characteristics, components required, methodology for developing the project, expected output of 70 MWh annually, and current implementation status with equipment procured but full installation not yet complete. The purpose is to utilize available rooftop space for solar power generation and reduce dependency on grid and diesel power.
A grid connected photovoltaic (PV) solar power plant is described. It works by converting sunlight into direct current electricity via solar panels. The electricity is then converted to alternating current by an inverter and fed into the electric grid. When more electricity is produced than needed, it is supplied to the grid. At night or when not producing, power comes from the main grid. There are three main types of solar grids: grid tied without storage, grid interactive with battery storage, and off grid with battery storage. Grid tied systems directly supply the grid, hybrid systems store excess power, and off grid systems are independent of the grid with batteries. Advantages are low operating costs and clean energy production while disadvantages include initial costs and
This document discusses hybrid wind-solar power systems. It begins by introducing solar and wind energy individually, including their advantages such as being renewable and clean sources of energy, as well as some disadvantages like unpredictability and high upfront costs. It then describes a hybrid system that combines both solar panels and wind turbines to generate electricity, along with other components like batteries, controllers, and inverters. The document presents a case study of a hybrid system installed in India and finds it generated over 6,000 kWh annually with only 6.66% variation from predictions. In conclusion, hybrid systems are found to perform better than individual wind or solar systems due to their complementary nature.
This document discusses various applications of solar energy technologies in industries. It describes how solar thermal is used to provide heat for processes like drying, heating water, and pasteurization. It also discusses two types of solar water heaters and some common myths about solar water heaters. The document also summarizes the use of solar photovoltaics for power generation, lighting, pumping water, powering telecommunications towers, and powering remote terminals and surveillance units.
This document provides information on the design, installation, and maintenance of a photovoltaic (PV) solar system. It discusses topics such as net metering, site assessments, permits required, factors that impact production, protection systems, installation processes, inspections, and monitoring of the system. The document also includes a sample 100kW project timeline laying out the key milestones of the project.
The document summarizes information about a solar power plant, including:
1) It describes the basic components of a solar power plant including solar modules, controllers, batteries, inverters, and lighting loads.
2) It explains how solar energy is converted into electricity through both photovoltaic and concentrated solar power systems. Photovoltaic cells convert sunlight directly into electricity while concentrated solar power uses mirrors to focus sunlight and generate heat to power turbines.
3) It provides an overview of the advantages of solar power plants in being renewable, clean, and requiring little maintenance over time.
Off grid solar power systems design is said to be complex. In this presentation, a simple design process is described: starting by load assessment, then moving to estimating array energy output; estimating array power and determining required number of modules as well as the size of other system components.
This presentation is adapted from a course delivered online by Mathy Mpassy Isinki. After ten years spent providing energy solutions in remote off grid locations, he describes himself as an off grid energy solutions business and technical sales professional; his goal is to share with you what he has learned the last ten years.
This document provides an overview of solar energy and how it works. It discusses solar power generation at Maungaraki School in Wellington, New Zealand, including statistics on the amount of energy generated by their solar panels. It also covers the basics of solar energy, how photovoltaic cells work to convert sunlight to electricity, how solar panels function, and the role of electrons. Additional topics include the benefits of solar energy, potential cost savings, solar cookers, how location can impact energy production, the purpose of solar inverters, and sunlight levels in Wellington. The document concludes with a sample letter advocating for solar power in New Zealand schools.
Basic introduction to solar PV System Presentation.
The need for renewable energy resources has never been bigger than today and so is a lot of research going to match this high energy demand. Solar PV Array technology is one such technique which can actually make the effective use of solar energy available to us.
The document describes a student project to design and test a universal solar tracker. A prototype solar tracking system was designed in SolidWorks and built using existing components. An Arduino microcontroller board controls the system based on input from light dependent resistors. Testing found that the solar tracker increased power output over a fixed position system, demonstrating the benefits of tracking systems for improving photovoltaic solar energy efficiency. A cost analysis found the system would sell for 贈551.14, significantly lower than other trackers on the market.
NTPC has potential to develop roof-top solar power on its buildings and townships. India has ambitious renewable energy targets of 175 GW by 2022, up from the current 19.5 GW of solar installed. Roof-top solar is promising for NTPC as it does not require additional land, has lower transmission losses, and provides opportunities to supply surplus power to the grid or charge electric vehicles. NTPC should leverage its assets and expertise to capture more of India's fast growing renewable energy market.
1. Solar power can be harnessed through two main methods - photovoltaic devices and solar thermal electric power plants.
2. Photovoltaic devices directly convert sunlight into electricity using solar cells, while solar thermal plants indirectly generate electricity from the sun through concentrating solar power technologies like solar power towers and parabolic troughs.
3. Both photovoltaic and solar thermal technologies can be used for residential, commercial, and large-scale power production and have applications for powering devices, heating water, and cooling buildings.
Multiple Energy Storage Technologies are being developed & are maturing, Gensol did an analysis of 1635 Energy Storage Projects developed globally to come up with which technology has captured market share.
The presentation also has multiple case studies.
Rooftop solar power provides feasible options for corporates and industries to save on energy costs. A rooftop solar power system installs solar panels on a building's rooftop to generate electricity. Corporates can benefit from lower electricity costs compared to utility prices over 25 years as well as tax incentives. Currently over 1020 MW of solar rooftop capacity is installed across India in the industrial, commercial, government and residential sectors. Design options include grid-connected, hybrid, or storage systems. Payback periods are typically within 2-6 years depending on consumer type and grid power prices. Government policies support net metering and open access to the electricity grid. Chemtrols Solar provides turnkey rooftop solar
IRJET- A Review on Design and Fabrication of a Solar RoadwaysIRJET Journal
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This document summarizes a review of the design and fabrication of solar roadways. Some key points:
- Solar roadways involve replacing traditional asphalt roads with structurally engineered solar panels that can be driven on and generate electricity.
- This renewable energy could replace the need for fossil fuels currently used for electricity generation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- Additional benefits include an intelligent road infrastructure, self-healing power grid eliminating fossil fuel needs, traffic detection/messaging, illuminated roads, and wireless electric vehicle charging.
- The review discusses the components of solar roadway systems including solar panels, base layers, batteries, LEDs, transformers, controllers, and wireless charging capabilities.
This document describes a proposed hybrid road-rail power generation system that utilizes solar panels, vertical axis wind turbines, and piezoelectric pavement to generate renewable energy from transportation infrastructure without occupying additional land. The system is designed to be installed on highways, expressways, railways, and state roads to harness solar energy, wind energy from passing vehicles, and kinetic energy from vehicle movement to power on-road charging stations for electric vehicles. Calculations are provided estimating the electricity generation potential of a 1 km section of various road types.
Solar panels are devices that convert sunlight into electricity through photovoltaic cells. There are different types of solar panels including monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and amorphous silicon panels. Solar panels are made of layers of semiconductor materials that produce a flow of electrons when struck by sunlight. Proper positioning of solar panels maximizes sunlight exposure. Benefits of solar panels include being pollution-free, renewable, and requiring little maintenance.
Study of Large Scale Grid interactive Solar PV power plantShahbaz Makandar A.
油
The document summarizes a study on a 3MW grid-connected solar PV power plant in Karnataka, India. It includes:
1) Details of the site and components of the PV plant such as 13,368 solar panels, 12 inverters, and a SCADA monitoring system.
2) Simulation studies of the plant's performance over time using software like METEONORM, PVSYST, and HELIOSCOPE to analyze factors like solar irradiation and component efficiencies.
3) Experimental analysis of the plant's operation between 2009-2014 including key performance indicators like the performance ratio, array conversion efficiency, inverter efficiency, and monthly energy generation.
4) Results showing monthly
Photovoltaic Training - Session 3 - Plant OperationLeonardo ENERGY
油
Control systems and telecommunications.
Components and infrastructure needed to control systems
Monitoring and troubleshooting
Management of information obtained by the control system
Management and alarms.
Sending information for maintenance purposes.
Security of the Installation.
Fundamental characteristics required in a surveillance system.
Protection systems against theft.
Antiintrusion systems.
CCTV and video surveillance.
eRounds.
Remote control systems.
Security in PV roofs.
The document discusses achieving sustainability through high impact energy efficiency using solar rooftops. It notes that solar rooftops are achieving grid parity due to policy and regulatory support in states like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. The document presents case studies on commercial and residential solar rooftop projects in various Indian states and finds internal rates of return for solar rooftop projects in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Maharashtra to be in the range of 13-33% depending on the state and industry.
Roofsol provides following preventive maintenance services
- Regular Cleaning of Solar Panels
- Frequent Maintenance of Thermal Based Components
- Yearly Service of HT Side Equipment
- Diagnostic Testing for Lower Power Production
- Circuit Testing
- IV Curve Tracking
- Thermal Imaging
- Earth Value Measurement
- Retro Commissioning
- Data Acquisition System Check
- Automatic String Level Visual Alarms
- Real Time Data Collection
- Monitoring Energy Production (Daily Basis)
- Effective Data Interpretation
- Solar Resources Management and Prediction
- PV Monitoring System
- Trending and Analytics for Continuous Improvement
- Critical and Non-Critical Reactive Repairs
- Spare Parts and Inventory Management
This document describes a proposed 40 kWp rooftop solar photovoltaic system to be installed at IHM in Hyderabad. The system would consist of an 18 kWp fixed installation and a 22 kWp installation with tracking capabilities. It provides details on the site location and characteristics, components required, methodology for developing the project, expected output of 70 MWh annually, and current implementation status with equipment procured but full installation not yet complete. The purpose is to utilize available rooftop space for solar power generation and reduce dependency on grid and diesel power.
A grid connected photovoltaic (PV) solar power plant is described. It works by converting sunlight into direct current electricity via solar panels. The electricity is then converted to alternating current by an inverter and fed into the electric grid. When more electricity is produced than needed, it is supplied to the grid. At night or when not producing, power comes from the main grid. There are three main types of solar grids: grid tied without storage, grid interactive with battery storage, and off grid with battery storage. Grid tied systems directly supply the grid, hybrid systems store excess power, and off grid systems are independent of the grid with batteries. Advantages are low operating costs and clean energy production while disadvantages include initial costs and
This document discusses hybrid wind-solar power systems. It begins by introducing solar and wind energy individually, including their advantages such as being renewable and clean sources of energy, as well as some disadvantages like unpredictability and high upfront costs. It then describes a hybrid system that combines both solar panels and wind turbines to generate electricity, along with other components like batteries, controllers, and inverters. The document presents a case study of a hybrid system installed in India and finds it generated over 6,000 kWh annually with only 6.66% variation from predictions. In conclusion, hybrid systems are found to perform better than individual wind or solar systems due to their complementary nature.
This document discusses various applications of solar energy technologies in industries. It describes how solar thermal is used to provide heat for processes like drying, heating water, and pasteurization. It also discusses two types of solar water heaters and some common myths about solar water heaters. The document also summarizes the use of solar photovoltaics for power generation, lighting, pumping water, powering telecommunications towers, and powering remote terminals and surveillance units.
This document provides information on the design, installation, and maintenance of a photovoltaic (PV) solar system. It discusses topics such as net metering, site assessments, permits required, factors that impact production, protection systems, installation processes, inspections, and monitoring of the system. The document also includes a sample 100kW project timeline laying out the key milestones of the project.
The document summarizes information about a solar power plant, including:
1) It describes the basic components of a solar power plant including solar modules, controllers, batteries, inverters, and lighting loads.
2) It explains how solar energy is converted into electricity through both photovoltaic and concentrated solar power systems. Photovoltaic cells convert sunlight directly into electricity while concentrated solar power uses mirrors to focus sunlight and generate heat to power turbines.
3) It provides an overview of the advantages of solar power plants in being renewable, clean, and requiring little maintenance over time.
Off grid solar power systems design is said to be complex. In this presentation, a simple design process is described: starting by load assessment, then moving to estimating array energy output; estimating array power and determining required number of modules as well as the size of other system components.
This presentation is adapted from a course delivered online by Mathy Mpassy Isinki. After ten years spent providing energy solutions in remote off grid locations, he describes himself as an off grid energy solutions business and technical sales professional; his goal is to share with you what he has learned the last ten years.
This document provides an overview of solar energy and how it works. It discusses solar power generation at Maungaraki School in Wellington, New Zealand, including statistics on the amount of energy generated by their solar panels. It also covers the basics of solar energy, how photovoltaic cells work to convert sunlight to electricity, how solar panels function, and the role of electrons. Additional topics include the benefits of solar energy, potential cost savings, solar cookers, how location can impact energy production, the purpose of solar inverters, and sunlight levels in Wellington. The document concludes with a sample letter advocating for solar power in New Zealand schools.
Basic introduction to solar PV System Presentation.
The need for renewable energy resources has never been bigger than today and so is a lot of research going to match this high energy demand. Solar PV Array technology is one such technique which can actually make the effective use of solar energy available to us.
The document describes a student project to design and test a universal solar tracker. A prototype solar tracking system was designed in SolidWorks and built using existing components. An Arduino microcontroller board controls the system based on input from light dependent resistors. Testing found that the solar tracker increased power output over a fixed position system, demonstrating the benefits of tracking systems for improving photovoltaic solar energy efficiency. A cost analysis found the system would sell for 贈551.14, significantly lower than other trackers on the market.
NTPC has potential to develop roof-top solar power on its buildings and townships. India has ambitious renewable energy targets of 175 GW by 2022, up from the current 19.5 GW of solar installed. Roof-top solar is promising for NTPC as it does not require additional land, has lower transmission losses, and provides opportunities to supply surplus power to the grid or charge electric vehicles. NTPC should leverage its assets and expertise to capture more of India's fast growing renewable energy market.
1. Solar power can be harnessed through two main methods - photovoltaic devices and solar thermal electric power plants.
2. Photovoltaic devices directly convert sunlight into electricity using solar cells, while solar thermal plants indirectly generate electricity from the sun through concentrating solar power technologies like solar power towers and parabolic troughs.
3. Both photovoltaic and solar thermal technologies can be used for residential, commercial, and large-scale power production and have applications for powering devices, heating water, and cooling buildings.
Multiple Energy Storage Technologies are being developed & are maturing, Gensol did an analysis of 1635 Energy Storage Projects developed globally to come up with which technology has captured market share.
The presentation also has multiple case studies.
Rooftop solar power provides feasible options for corporates and industries to save on energy costs. A rooftop solar power system installs solar panels on a building's rooftop to generate electricity. Corporates can benefit from lower electricity costs compared to utility prices over 25 years as well as tax incentives. Currently over 1020 MW of solar rooftop capacity is installed across India in the industrial, commercial, government and residential sectors. Design options include grid-connected, hybrid, or storage systems. Payback periods are typically within 2-6 years depending on consumer type and grid power prices. Government policies support net metering and open access to the electricity grid. Chemtrols Solar provides turnkey rooftop solar
IRJET- A Review on Design and Fabrication of a Solar RoadwaysIRJET Journal
油
This document summarizes a review of the design and fabrication of solar roadways. Some key points:
- Solar roadways involve replacing traditional asphalt roads with structurally engineered solar panels that can be driven on and generate electricity.
- This renewable energy could replace the need for fossil fuels currently used for electricity generation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- Additional benefits include an intelligent road infrastructure, self-healing power grid eliminating fossil fuel needs, traffic detection/messaging, illuminated roads, and wireless electric vehicle charging.
- The review discusses the components of solar roadway systems including solar panels, base layers, batteries, LEDs, transformers, controllers, and wireless charging capabilities.
This document describes a proposed hybrid road-rail power generation system that utilizes solar panels, vertical axis wind turbines, and piezoelectric pavement to generate renewable energy from transportation infrastructure without occupying additional land. The system is designed to be installed on highways, expressways, railways, and state roads to harness solar energy, wind energy from passing vehicles, and kinetic energy from vehicle movement to power on-road charging stations for electric vehicles. Calculations are provided estimating the electricity generation potential of a 1 km section of various road types.
Optimal design and static simulation of a hybrid solar vehicleIRJASH
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This paper deals with the design and simulation analysis of the hybrid solar vehicle under static conditions. The solar hybrid vehicle is effective in our everyday lives because many people have petrol cars and the emissions and fuel cost is now a serious problem. In addition to controlling vehicles pollution in the city, reduced fuel consumption and hybrid solar car use is used in vehicles to effectively reduce global warming and the environmental challenge in large-scale applications. In the last ten years, research has taken place on a large quantity of solar, hybrid solar and electrically operated cars, which is originating from several independent developments that all resulted in the idea of hybrid solar car and electric operated car. A hybrid solar vehicle was successfully designed, analyzed and fabricated at the end of this research.
Key words: Hybrid Vehicle, Solar vehicle, Fuel Efficiency, Static analysis
Design and Development of 5MW Solar PV Grid Connected Power Plant using PVsystIRJET Journal
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This document describes the design and development of a 5MW solar PV grid-connected power plant in Mandya district, Karnataka, India using PVsyst software. Key aspects of the design included selecting a suitable 25-acre site with average daily solar radiation of 6.1 kWh/m2 and tilt angle of 15 degrees. The plant includes 22560 monocrystalline solar panels, 20 inverters of 250KVA each, and equipment to connect to the local grid network. Simulation results predict the plant will generate 8.142 million units of energy annually with a performance ratio of 84.4% over its guaranteed 25-year lifespan.
Modeling and Design Optimisation of an Alternative Cost Effective Rain sensin...Amol Khatkhate
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1. The document describes the design and optimization of an alternative, cost-effective rain sensing wiper system called the electrochemical rain sensor (ERS).
2. The ERS uses an electrochemical cell that is displaced by rainwater to complete a circuit and activate the wiper motor. This provides faster response time than conventional systems.
3. Analysis shows the ERS system requires 18% less torque from a smaller, lighter DC motor, reducing weight and costs by 66% compared to conventional wiper systems while achieving similar performance.
Human Powered Dc Micro Grid ElectrificationIRJET Journal
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This document describes a proposed system to generate electricity from human power using a bicycle. The system would utilize the motion of pedaling to spin a generator and charge a battery pack. The battery could then power a small DC microgrid. Simulations were conducted of the electrical components like a buck-boost converter and lithium-ion battery charging. The mechanical design includes a gear and sprocket system to increase the generator speed for optimal output. The goal is to develop a low-cost way to capture wasted human pedaling energy and put it to use.
IRJET- Remote Operated Floating River Cleaning MachineIRJET Journal
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This document describes a remote operated floating river cleaning machine. The machine uses solar power to operate and clean garbage and debris from river surfaces without requiring human operators. It functions using a conveyor belt powered by a motor to lift garbage and deposit it in a tray. A propeller driven by another motor moves the machine through the water. Sensors and a control system allow the machine to be operated remotely using an Android application. The goals are to reduce water pollution, protect aquatic life, and provide a more efficient alternative to manual cleaning methods.
Power Generation by Multiple Road HumpsIRJET Journal
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This document discusses a design to generate electricity from road speed bumps using vehicles passing over them. As vehicles pass over speed bumps, the kinetic energy from their motion can be captured. The design proposes using the compression of cushioned speed bumps to activate a gear mechanism connected to a generator. As two bumps are compressed in sequence, a common axle and gear train will rotate to drive the generator, which produces electricity to charge batteries or power lights. Calculations are provided on the gear ratios and generator specifications. Advantages include producing renewable energy without additional resources or pollution.
DFIG CONVERTER CONTROLLERS USED IN WIND FARMS TO IMPROVE POWER TRANSFER CAPAB...AM Publications
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To address the challenges of global warming resulting worldwide climate change leading to devastating calamities and posing basic threat to all living things on earth, modern day research is rightfully directed towards clean sources of green energy. Wind Power is the fastest growing environmental friendly emission free green source of energy. Effective long distance power transfer capability of the system is warranted due to locational disadvantages of availability of some Wind Power sites situated in remote areas away from load centre and even some best sites available offshore. This paper presents the study of doubly fed induction generators (DFIG) converter controllers integrated to flexible alternating current transmission system (FACTS) to improve power transfer capability of Wind farms over long distances.
Solar Energy Generation Potential on National HighwaysIRJET Journal
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The document discusses installing solar photovoltaic panels on highway road dividers in India to generate electricity. It estimates that within a 2.9 km stretch of highway, 1.2 MW of solar capacity could be installed to generate 1,824 MWh annually. Extending this concept across India's national highway network could generate terawatt hours of electricity each year in an efficient use of available land. The document provides design details of a proposed 1.2 MW solar installation, including panel configuration and integration with the electrical grid.
IRJET - Automatic Solar Panel Cleaning MechanismIRJET Journal
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The document describes an automatic solar panel cleaning mechanism. It aims to maximize energy production from solar panels by removing dust without manual cleaning. The mechanism uses rolling brushes attached to a frame that moves horizontally across rows of solar panels. DC motors power the brushes and drive wheels to translate the frame. Testing showed the mechanism could clean panels in 80 seconds and increase energy efficiency by up to 27% annually by removing dust. It is designed to be low-cost and require only yearly maintenance for commercial solar arrays.
IRJET- Modelling of a PMSG Wind Turbine with Voltage ControlIRJET Journal
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This document summarizes a study that models a wind energy conversion system using a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) with variable-speed control. It describes the system components, including the wind turbine, PMSG, maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithm, and inverters. Mathematical models are presented for the wind turbine, PMSG in a d-q reference frame, and MPPT control. Simulations were performed in MATLAB to verify the system design models for the generator-side inverter, grid-side inverter, MPPT controller, and pitch angle control of the wind turbine. The simulation results validate the autonomous control system design for the PMSG-based wind energy conversion system.
Design and Simulation of Grid Connected Solar Photovoltaic Plant for Munnar, ...IRJET Journal
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This document describes a proposed 100kW solar photovoltaic system designed to electrify 48 homes in a tribal village in Munnar, India. The system would be grid-connected to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and connect remote areas. Key aspects of the design include:
- Selection of Munnar as the site due to suitable solar radiation levels and need to electrify remote tribal villages.
- Use of PVsyst software to simulate the system using meteorological data for Munnar.
- Design of the 100kW system including selection of polycrystalline solar panels and 30kW grid-tied inverters.
- Simulation results showing the system would generate 142.3MWh per
This document describes a sun tracking solar panel system that uses a stepper motor to rotate a solar panel throughout the day to maintain its perpendicular orientation to the sun. A microcontroller sends stepped pulses to the motor to slowly rotate the panel over 12 hours each day. This ensures the panel receives maximum sunlight compared to a fixed panel. The system aims to increase solar energy output and efficiency through continuous sun-following capability. It uses low-cost components like a microcontroller, stepper motor, and solar panel to achieve this goal.
IRJET- A Fuzzy Logic Control Method for MPPT to Improve Solar System EfficiencyIRJET Journal
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This document presents a fuzzy logic control method for maximum power point tracking (MPPT) to improve the efficiency of solar photovoltaic systems. It proposes using a fuzzy logic controller connected to a boost converter to dynamically adjust the duty cycle based on voltage, current, and power levels from the solar panel. This allows the system to operate at the peak power point despite changing weather conditions. The fuzzy logic controller uses error and change in error as inputs and duty cycle as the output. Simulation results showed this MPPT method can track the maximum power point accurately and outperforms traditional perturbation and observation methods in terms of tracking efficiency and response time.
Hybrid Power Generation Utilizing Solar Panel and Piezoelectric TangleIRJET Journal
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This document describes a hybrid power generation system that utilizes both solar panels and piezoelectric materials to generate electricity. The system is designed to convert the kinetic energy of human footsteps into electrical energy using piezoelectric materials embedded in a floor mat. It also includes a solar panel to serve as an additional renewable energy source. Together, the energy from both sources is stored in a battery and can be used to power various DC and AC loads through the use of an inverter. The system was tested successfully and provides an affordable solution to energy issues while being environmentally friendly.
IRJET- Electricity Generation using Speed BreakerIRJET Journal
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This document describes a proposed system to generate electricity from speed breakers. When vehicles pass over speed breakers, their kinetic energy is wasted. The system aims to capture this wasted energy. It would use a rack and pinion mechanism to convert the up/down motion of vehicles on the speed breaker into rotational motion. This rotation would power a generator to produce electricity. Piezoelectric crystals would also capture energy from vehicle pressure and add to the total output. The electricity could be stored and used for local lighting or other needs. The system has the benefits of being low-cost and utilizing an untapped energy source from vehicle movement.
Automated Wind and Solar Powered Water Drone Monitoring and Controlling SystemIRJET Journal
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The document describes an automated solar and wind powered water drone system for monitoring and control. Key aspects include:
1) The system uses solar panels and wind turbines to generate electricity which is stored in batteries and powers two DC motors to propel the boat.
2) A microcontroller controls the motors for navigation and an RF module allows for remote control.
3) A camera sends live video to a computer for surveillance purposes.
4) The natural energy sources allow the boat to operate without fuel for applications like security, tourism, and weather monitoring.
Micro Hydro Electricity Generation in S.T.P, A Case Study of S.T.P, Salawas-J...IRJET Journal
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Proposal for a 2MW fspv system and e-transport
1. By:- Ankit Kumar Singh Guide:- Dr. R.Arun.Prasath
M.Tech 2nd year Assistant Professor
Centre for green energy technology. Centre for green energy technology.
2. 1. Motivation
2. Introduction
3. Methodology
4. Floating solar PV system details
5. E-rickshaw & the charging facility
6. Cost estimation and payback
7. Conclusion
8. FSPV experts around the world
3. The 21st century is regarded as the century of cities.
According to a report by UN department of Economics and Social affairs,
2014. The trend of urban population growth is as shown:
1950
2014
2050
30 54 66
GROWTH PERCENTAGE
GROWTH PERCENTAGE
4. Unprecedented increase has caused issues such as:
1. Scenario of flood.
2. Exponential increase of pollution.
3. Huge stress on transportation system.
4. Huge stress on the grids.
5. Huge energy deficit.
6. Shrinking land resource.
Government of India initiative
Oulgaret municipality (Pondicherry) a contestant
(source: india smart city mission. (2015). Retrieved from
http://smartcities.gov.in/writereaddata/winningcity/DavanagereSCP.pd
f)
5. WHAT IS SMART CITY ?
Self-developing
People friendly
Sustainable and energy independent city
Guidelines of development:
Emphasis on solar:
10% of the total consumption of the smart city should be produced
through solar
Emphasis on transportation system:
Encouragement of smart transport and intelligent traffic system
(source: india smart city mission. (2015). Retrieved from
http://smartcities.gov.in/writereaddata/winningcity/DavanagereSCP.pdf)
6. Strategies of smart city development:
Retrofitting
Redevelopment
Greenfield
(source: strategy. (2015). Retrieved January 30, 2015, from
http://www.smartcities.gov.in/writereaddata/Strategy.pdf)
7. Radiation, temperature & wind data for the
location.
FSPV SYSTEM DETAILS
Shadow analysis &Array spacing
Layout, Electrical system & Mooring system
Estimation of annual yield
E-TRANSPORT FACILITY
E-rickshaw specification
Charging facility specification
Energy calculation
Cost estimation and payback period
8. Manual survey done.
No structure constructed as of now.
Presence of grid within 2 Kms radius of the site.
(source: Town and planning commission, Oulgaret, Pondicherry)
9. 4.69
5.65
6.37 6.14
5.87
5.32
4.95 5.1 5.29
4.37
3.9 4.09
Days average daily solar radiation (KWh/m2/day)=PSH
Days average daily solar radiation (KWh/m2/day)=PSH
(source: http://eosweb.larc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/sse)
10. 25.1
25.6
26.6
27.4
28.4 28.8 28.6 28.6
28.1
26.8
26.1
25.6
Day time average temperature (deg c)
Day time average temperature (deg c)
(source: http://eosweb.larc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/sse)
12. The floating solar PV system can be differentiated into
four subsystems, they are as follows:
Floating system
Photovoltaic system
Electrical system
Mooring system
13. Prerequisites of a floating system:
Light weight, able to withstand the load of the system
and can be manufactured at large scale.
eco-friendly and recyclable material
not affect the integrity of the water body or the eco-
system adversely.
14. Structures like pontoons can be made which can float over
the surface of water.
Fiber reinforced plastic is one of such material that can be used
for the purpose.
Concept of very large concrete floating surfaces can also be
implemented.
15. For our proposal, we have considered:
72 cell module with multi-crystalline technology.
The modules generate 300Wp DC output.
High torsion & corrosion resistance.
high resistance to moisture ingress.
MAX. POWER (Pmax) 300 Watt
MAX. VOLTAGE (Vmax) 36.5 V
MAX. CURRENT (Imax) 8.09 A
OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE (Voc) 44.7 V
SHORT CIRCUIT CURREENT (Isc) 8.58 A
NO. OF CELLS 72
DIMENSIONS (L*B*H) (1.984*1.0*0.04) m
WEIGHT 24 Kg
16. Proposed a micro-grid tied inverter system with following
specifications:
Other electrical accessories are the combiner boxes,
marine grade wiring system, net metering device etc.
which are in accordance to the regional standard.
MICRO- GRID TIED INVERTER SPECIFICATIONS
Item 300 Wp
Max. recommended PV power(Wp)
310
Max. open circuit voltage(Voc)
60 V
Max. input current(Isc) 12 A
Rated output power configurable
MPPT efficiency 99%
17. An important sub-system.
The wind and other natural and man-made factors might cause a
drift or change in the position of our system.
Decrease in system efficiency due to change in orientation
Also result in physical damage to our system.
Coastal region, Pondicherry is also vulnerable to the cyclonic
winds from the Bay of Bengal side like cyclone.
Thane in 2011 and the recent depression formed causing high speed
wind and heavy downpour in 2015.
A high tensile strength material is to be devised so that it can fix
the position of our system.
Also be able to make adjustment during the variation in water
level in the water body.
19. Shadow analysis:
The proposed site for our floating solar PV power plant is the
southernmost water body in the proposed smart city map.
According to the Town Planning department:
The proposed map shows low rise settlements on the
south-western side of the site.
It might merely cast a noon shadow on our system.
21. Array spacing done using the 3D modeling software
SketchUp Pro 2015 along with array-o-matic_v1.11
component plugin.
The floating structure consists 3 hexagonal structure with
each side of 69m.
Total area of the floating structure is 37410m族.
The total active area is 13416m族.
An area of 2065m族 on each of the 3 structures
PLACEMENT SPACING
Rows 0.95m
Columns 2.83m
25. A total of 6708 panels with 300Wp each makes
the system to be of 2MW.
Parameters considered for calculation:
NOCT
Annual degradation
Soiling loss
Inverter loss
Life expectancy is 25 years
Formulae:
= $$ ゐ$$ ≠
$$ $ $ p $ .
A = $ ≠ .
26. Annual yield for the plant.
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
year 1 year 5 year 10 year 15 year 20 year 25
Annual energy yield(MWh)
annual energy yield(MWh)
27. The specification of e-rickshaw
Can be used for commuting over a short distance of 5-10
km.
Depth of discharge of the battery is 70%
The battery requires about 8.82 kWh (units) for complete
charging.
Frame Material Steel
Motor Power 800W
Motor Type Brushless
Transmission mode Differential
Drive Type Rear Wheel Drive
Top Speed (km/h) 25 km/hr.
Wheelbase 2100 mm (from rear to front fork)
Climbing Capacity Up to 20属
Ground Clearance 300 mm
Dimension 2650 x 970 x 1800mm
Battery Type Lead-Acid (Dry / Water)
Battery capacity 48V/90Ah
Continued trip mileage Approx. 70 Km on full battery charge
28. Charging facility specification:
15A DC charging facility with 48V output.
20 charging points for 20 e-rickshaws to be installed.
Installation to be done at the parking lot.
The parking lot should be able to accommodate 20 e-
rickshaws.
An area of 4.8m族 is required to accommodate each e-
rickshaw.
The total area for the parking lot will be 96m族.
The layout of the parking lot and a photograph of e-rickshaw
in use is given in the next slide.
30. Circuit diagram of the EV charging station
The total energy requirement of the e-transport facility
will be 176.3 units/day.
It amounts to 2.2% of energy produced by the FSPV plant
per day.
The charging time varies from 6-7 hours to completely
charge the e-rickshaw at C/6 rate.
31. As per the literature available, the cost of the FSPV system
is around 1.2 times greater than the conventional system.
The cost of our floating solar PV system can be estimated
around 33.5 crore.
S.NO PARTICULARS UNIT QTY.(MWp)
TOTAL(Rs.
Crore)
1 SYSTEM HARDWARE 110/Wp 2 22
2
TRANSPORT AND
INSURANCE
2% 2 0.44
3
CIVIL AND ELEC.
WORK
8% 2 1.76
4
INSTALLATION AND
COMM.
8% 2 1.76
5
ANNUAL
MAINTAINANCE FOR 5
YEARS
8% 2 1.76
6 CONTINGENCIES 1% 2 0.22
TOTAL PROJECT
COST
2 27.94
COST OF THE FSPV
PROJECT
1.2*TOTAL
PROJECT
COST
33.528
32. According to the current tariff of 7 per kWh, our FSPV
system will have a payback period of almost 18 years.
79%
2%
6%
6%
6% 1%
COST DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM HARDWARE
TRANSPORT AND INSURANCE
CIVIL AND ELEC. WORK
INSTALLATION AND COMM.
ANNUAL MAINTAINANCE FOR 5
YEARS
CONTINGENCIES
33. As per the market research, per e-rickshaw will cost
around 90 K.
So, a total of 20 lakhs will be required as the
investment(CAPEX) for 20 e-rickshaws and its charging
facility.
Electricity consumption cost per e-rickshaw is 61.7
Maintenance cost is approximated to ne 5k
So, OPEX will be 78.3 per day
Total earning per day per vehicle is 750
Profit earned by the 20 e-rickshaw transport system per
day will be 13.4K
34. The implementation can be done in different phases as the
capital cost is high.
High average solar irradiation of 5.145kWh/m族/day makes it a
suitable location for the installation of solar photovoltaic
system.
Its 7-10 percent more efficient than its land based
counterpart.
A 3D modeling software SketchUp Pro 2015 along with array-
o-matic_v1.11 component plugin was used for designing the
layout and shadow analysis.
The complete proposal will be able to reduce 7.4K tonnes of
CO from the smart city.
35. Total cost of the project is 33.7 crore with payback of 15
years.
Presently, Pondicherry is on 75th rank in the race of smart
cities proposal.
Coimbatore attained 13th position with its innovative
planning of implementing solar PV over the canals.
So, our proposal of FSPV along with e-transport facility
might be very helpful for the city to achieve a higher
position through the special fast track initiative provided
by the Government of India, under the smart city
initiative.
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Elsevier
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