A mobile renewable house using PV/wind/fuel cell hybrid power system

Eroglu, M.; Dursun, Erkan; Sevencan, Suat; Song, Junseok; Yazici, M. Süha; Kılıç, Osman

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2011.01.046

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“…Eroglu et al [24] describe results for an experimental system that uses solar and wind energy and a reversible fuel cell and battery for energy storage. However, there is no mention of the impact of dynamic solar irradiance or load demand on system performance.…”

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Experimental results for hybrid energy storage systems coupled to photovoltaic generation in residential applications

Maclay

Brouwer

Samuelsen

2011

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Experimental results for hybrid energy storage systems coupled to photovoltaic generation in residential applications

Maclay

Brouwer

Samuelsen

2011

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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“…Based on this electrical scheme, the different voltages can be expressed in (10) and the relation between the input and the three output currents is given by (11) [22]. …”

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Energy Management Strategy of a PV/Fuel Cell/Supercapacitor Hybrid Source Feeding an off-Grid Pumping Station

Chaouali¹,

Othmani²,

Yahia³

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Abstract-This work aims to develop an accurate energy management strategy for a hybrid renewable energy system feeding a pumping station. A developed model under Simulink environment is used to compare the performance of the pumping system when it is only fed by a photovoltaic generator, by a hybrid photovoltaic and fuel cell system and finally by a hybrid photovoltaic, fuel cell and a supercapacitor system. The developed control strategy is based on Fuzzy Logic control technique. Several simulations in different dramatic scenarios of working conditions show that the developed control strategy brought major enhancements in system performance and that the use of the supercapacitor makes economic profits by reducing the fuel cell production during critical solar irradiation periods.

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“…A serial experiment showed that the system could work thanks to the design and operation stability of the power supply to the load. Eroglu et al [15] tested a mobile renewable house using a PV/wind/fuel cell hybrid power system. The mobile house could produce sufficient power to meet the peak load as the stand-alone power system in remote areas and in certain situations such as natural disasters.…”

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Design and Research of the Movable Hybrid Photovoltaic-Thermal (PVT) System

Lian

Chen

2017

Energies

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Abstract:In recent years, with the development of photovoltaic system and photo-thermal system technology, hybrid photovoltaic-thermal (PVT) technology has been a breakthrough in many aspects. This paper describes the movable hybrid PVT system from the aspects of appearance structure, energy flow, and control circuit. The system is equipped with rolling wheels and the simulated light sources also can be removed so that the system can be used in the outdoor conditions. The movable system is also suitable for the PVT system and its related applications without any external power supply. This system combines two technologies: photovoltaic power generation and photo-thermal utilization. The first part of the power supply is for the systems own output power supply, and the second part is for generating thermal energy. The two separate parts can be controlled and monitored respectively through the control circuits and the touch screens. The experimental results show that the system can generate 691 kWh electric energy and 3047.8 kWh thermal energy each year under normal working conditions. The efficiency of the proposed movable hybrid PVT system is calculated to be approximately 42.82% using the revised equations that are proposed in this paper. Therefore, the movable hybrid PVT system can meet the daily demands of hot water and electricity power in remote areas or islands and other non-grid areas. It also can be used to conduct experiment tests for the PVT system.

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A mobile renewable house using PV/wind/fuel cell hybrid power system

Cited by 147 publications

References 13 publications

Experimental results for hybrid energy storage systems coupled to photovoltaic generation in residential applications

Experimental results for hybrid energy storage systems coupled to photovoltaic generation in residential applications

Energy Management Strategy of a PV/Fuel Cell/Supercapacitor Hybrid Source Feeding an off-Grid Pumping Station

Design and Research of the Movable Hybrid Photovoltaic-Thermal (PVT) System

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