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A Novel Control Strategy on Stand Alone PV System


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We know that the energy demands are increasing day by day. And we are also aware of the fact that conventional sources would not be sufficient to meet the increasing energy demands and would get exhausted in upcoming years. Thus, now we are focusing on two strategies, i.e., firstly we aim at conservation of energy and secondly, we are focusing more on renewable sources of energy. Our project is based on this fact only, i.e., use of renewable sources of energy. The main features of our project are PV generator, wind generator, fuel cell and a backup unit. We know that the power produced by PV and wind generator are not enough and hence the output of PV and wind generator are boosted using boost converter. Moreover, we are using an MPPT so that maximum power can be obtained from PV cell. Fuel cell is another important part of our proposed system. The main reason behind using the fuel cell is that the weather may not be favorable all the time. In such conditions, fuel cell would be adequate to supply the load as the main concept of fuel cell is that it stores the chemical energy and converts this chemical into electrical energy.

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PV System, Wind System, Fuel Cell, Lead Acid Accumulator.
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Authors

Vishal Kumar Sinha
Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute (University), Chennai, India
Waseem Akhtar
Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute (University), Chennai, India
Vidyamani Kumar
Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute (University), Chennai, India
Vikas Pratap Singh
Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute (University), Chennai, India
Vivek Kumar
Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute (University), Chennai, India
K. Mannivannan
Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute (University), Chennai, India

Abstract


We know that the energy demands are increasing day by day. And we are also aware of the fact that conventional sources would not be sufficient to meet the increasing energy demands and would get exhausted in upcoming years. Thus, now we are focusing on two strategies, i.e., firstly we aim at conservation of energy and secondly, we are focusing more on renewable sources of energy. Our project is based on this fact only, i.e., use of renewable sources of energy. The main features of our project are PV generator, wind generator, fuel cell and a backup unit. We know that the power produced by PV and wind generator are not enough and hence the output of PV and wind generator are boosted using boost converter. Moreover, we are using an MPPT so that maximum power can be obtained from PV cell. Fuel cell is another important part of our proposed system. The main reason behind using the fuel cell is that the weather may not be favorable all the time. In such conditions, fuel cell would be adequate to supply the load as the main concept of fuel cell is that it stores the chemical energy and converts this chemical into electrical energy.

Keywords


PV System, Wind System, Fuel Cell, Lead Acid Accumulator.



DOI: https://doi.org/10.36039/ciitaas%2F7%2F5%2F2015%2F106746.142-144