2021
DOI: 10.1002/er.6877
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Comparative analysis for distributed generation using ultra‐low head hydro, solar and wind energies

Abstract: Brazil has one of the richest river basins in the world and an energy matrix based mostly on hydroelectric power. Current national policy is increasingly promoting renewable sources like wind power and solar photovoltaic power. Technologies used in generation energy via hydro, wind, and solar sources can be employed in decentralized generation. This study describes a turbine for hydro energetic use in flow sites with heads up to 2.5 (m). A hydrodynamic study was performed using computational fluid dynamics (CF… Show more

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“…To determine the WT power output ( wt P ), the wind speed ( v) at a specific location and the power curve of the wind turbine. As per references [2,28,30,35], the power curve of a wind turbine if…”
Section: Wind Turbine (Wt) Modeling and Analysis In The Context Of Op...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To determine the WT power output ( wt P ), the wind speed ( v) at a specific location and the power curve of the wind turbine. As per references [2,28,30,35], the power curve of a wind turbine if…”
Section: Wind Turbine (Wt) Modeling and Analysis In The Context Of Op...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Power distribution firms often comprise various types of distributed generators (DG) in a microgrid system [1]. The integration of DG units with Renewable Energy Resources (RES) like solar PV, Wind Energy Conversion Systems (WECS), and small hydro-turbine systems is affected by physical and climate situations [2]. DG components using non-RES sources, such as electrochemical cells, small-scale gas turbines, and diesel gensets (DiGs), are linked to the network at various locations, taking into consideration the cost of fuel [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%