A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery bank as an energy storage device
Renewable energy sources (RES) are not the backbone of the Polish electricity generation sector. Even though the use of such resources is beneficial in terms of, e.g., CO2 emissions, current policy seems to create more and more obstacles hindering their further development on an industrial scale. Th...
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doaj-71018afa70144d15b0d07db9bcff70862021-02-02T04:10:37ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422017-01-01140101710.1051/e3sconf/20171401017e3sconf_ef2017_01017A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery bank as an energy storage deviceJurasz Jakub0Piasecki Adam1AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of ManagementAGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of ManagementRenewable energy sources (RES) are not the backbone of the Polish electricity generation sector. Even though the use of such resources is beneficial in terms of, e.g., CO2 emissions, current policy seems to create more and more obstacles hindering their further development on an industrial scale. The present paper proposes a simulation model of a hybrid micro power source coupled with a battery bank supplying a small group of households with an annual energy demand of 30 MWh. Results indicate that, for the selected site, a power source consisting of a wind turbine – 8kW, photovoltaic array – 9kW, water turbine – 2kW and 256 kWh energy storage capacity of a battery bank can be a reliable energy source. However, due to the intermittent nature of the selected energy sources there is still a need to remain on-grid in order to avoid excessive energy surpluses (in the case of an oversized system) and deficits. This work opens several interesting directions for future studies, which will be discussed in later sections.https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20171401017 |
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A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery
bank as an energy storage device |
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A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery
bank as an energy storage device |
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A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery
bank as an energy storage device |
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A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery
bank as an energy storage device |
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A simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery
bank as an energy storage device |
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simulation and simple optimization of a wind-solar-hydro micro power source with a battery
bank as an energy storage device |
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EDP Sciences |
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2017-01-01 |
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Renewable energy sources (RES) are not the backbone of the Polish electricity generation sector. Even though the use of such resources is beneficial in terms of, e.g., CO2 emissions, current policy seems to create more and more obstacles hindering their further development on an industrial scale. The present paper proposes a simulation model of a hybrid micro power source coupled with a battery bank supplying a small group of households with an annual energy demand of 30 MWh. Results indicate that, for the selected site, a power source consisting of a wind turbine – 8kW, photovoltaic array – 9kW, water turbine – 2kW and 256 kWh energy storage capacity of a battery bank can be a reliable energy source. However, due to the intermittent nature of the selected energy sources there is still a need to remain on-grid in order to avoid excessive energy surpluses (in the case of an oversized system) and deficits. This work opens several interesting directions for future studies, which will be discussed in later sections. |
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