A Fuzzy Logic Approach for Optimization of Solar PV Site in India

Fuke, Pavan; Yadav, Anil Kumar; Anil, Ipuri

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-9953-8_43

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“…From this thought, the author makes a fuzzy logic-based load arrangement to obtain optimal utilization of solar panel energy use [18,19]. The regulation system in the lighting system is designed so that the lights can adjust their lighting according to the desired light intensity of the room.…”

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Modeling and implementing a load management system for a solar home system based on Fuzzy Logic

Saini,

Djalal,

Azhar

et al. 2023

Sinergi

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Solar Home System is one of the technologies for utilizing solar power at home. To optimize the performance of PLTS, it is necessary to regulate the use of electrical energy. In this research, an effort is made to control the load using fuzzy logic to regulate the power consumption used by the load so that energy can be utilized effectively. The fuzzy logic method works based on the input given so that the desired results can be as expected. To test the effectiveness of the fuzzy logic method, this study was tested with two types of loads: lighting and fan loads. For lighting loads, it uses two light sensor inputs, and for air conditioning, it uses two temperature sensor inputs and a PIR sensor. The test results show that in the experiment of setting the light load using fuzzy logic, the average power usage at the load is 11.31 watts. In contrast, without fuzzy logic, the average power usage value for the load is 14.29 watts. In the fan load control experiment using fuzzy logic, the energy consumption setting was obtained according to the room temperature input and the number of people in the room. The test results received power usage without using fuzzy logic, where the average fan power usage value is 4.32 Watts, while without fuzzy logic, the average power usage value is 2.97 Watts. For one sensor input, the average power usage value of the average fan is 3.02 Watts; without fuzzy logic, the average power usage value is 2.93 Watts for two sensor inputs.

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