Inserting Photovoltaic Solar Energy to an Automated Irrigation System

Reges, Jonas Platini; Braga, E.J.; Mazza, Luan C. S.; Alexandria, Auzuir Ripardo de

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“…In fact, several works have used the techno-economic feasibility of solar PV systems [39] for offshore energy [40,41], or those connected to the grid [42][43][44]. Isolated systems with batteries are often used for remote sites [45][46][47] and agricultural practices [48,49], but their large-scale integration remains limited. However, grid-connected systems are intended to provide clean electricity to the power grid.…”

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A New Approach to Energy Transition in Morocco for Low Carbon and Sustainable Industry (Case of Textile Sector)

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Morocco has resolutely committed to the green transition of its economy by opting for industry decarbonation, which now imposes itself as an essential access criterion to foreign markets. Intending to include energy efficiency in the leading players in energy-intensive industries, this paper has the main objective of contributing to a better understanding of the decarbonation plans potential impact, taking the example of solar energy integrating opportunities as an action for a thrifty, sustainable, and low carbon Moroccan industry. Indeed, the paper focuses on the industrial textile sector, such as the energy-intensive industry. This sector is the first employer and the most important industrial activity; it is also an icon and the oldest industry in Morocco. This study examines the energy, economic and environmental fallout, evaluating the productions, the investment and the CO2 emissions limit. Besides, the energy industrial sector is characterized by a strong dependence on fossil imports, which increases the energy factor and price. In this regard, several geographical sites and factories were studied under six climatic regional conditions, proposing the most optimal and sustainable configurations for each location and present models with scopes and levels of energy and environment gains and investments that can inspire the sector actors. Then the present work must install concepts by inspiring local factories, accompanying the national vision, and resizing the industrial ecology. In this paper, a power of 8.88 MW is the total power installed, which provides an annual total of 8484.65 tonnes of CO2, with an average payback time between 2.6 years and 4.5 years, and attractive economic parameters, with an LCOE of 0.034 $/kWh and $181,863 for the NPC, those outputs shows the importance of environmental gains that the generalization of this strategic vision can achieve.

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“…Considering hybrid systems (photovoltaic-wind), Chandel et al (2017), Hajjali, et al (2022 and Li et al (2017) also analyzed the different factors affecting the performance of the photovoltaic pumping system in to improve overall energy production efficiency. Other studies have focused on optimizing the management of irrigation systems by combining photovoltaic panels and batteries (Reges et al 2016;Yahyaoui et al 2016). Following the same line, Bhattacharjee et al (2016) proposed an optimized energy management method in which, during cloudy periods when photovoltaic energy is insufficient, it would be supplemented by energy stored in a battery.…”

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Optimization of an isolated photovoltaic water pumping system with technical–economic criteria in a water users association

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With proper management, the modernization of irrigation systems makes it possible to improve the efficiency of application and use of water at the cost of an increase in pumping needs and, therefore, an increment of the energy consumed. The recent drastic price increase for energy put the viability of many farms at risk. In this context, using photovoltaic solar energy to power pumping stations has become an increasingly attractive alternative and a cheap and reliable option. The dimensioning of pumping systems powered by photovoltaic solar energy must be done considering the variability of solar radiation to take advantage of the available photovoltaic energy, especially during periods of less irradiation. By investigating a particular case, this paper studies the effect of increasing the number of pumps in parallel while maintaining the total power, as well as the relationship between the installed photovoltaic capacity and the power of the pumping system, to meet pumping requirements throughout the year. The pumped volume increased as the number of pumps installed in parallel increased for the same photovoltaic power generator. Although this increment has a limit, beyond which no greater significant rise in volume is achieved, installation costs increase. In addition, for the same pumping power installed, the required photovoltaic generator power decreases as the number of pumps in parallel increases. In the case studied, a 27% increase in the annual pumped volume was achieved by incrementing the number of pumps in parallel from one to five, thus leading to a 44.1% reduction in the size of the photovoltaic generator and a 13.3% reduction in the cost of installation compared with a system with only one pump. The procedure used to determine the most appropriate number of pumps to install in parallel when pumping water between two tanks, which minimizes the photovoltaic generator's size while guaranteeing pumping requirements, is easily generalizable for sizing isolated photovoltaic water pumping systems.

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Toward a Sustainable Agriculture in Morocco Based on Standalone PV Pumping Systems: A Comprehensive Approach

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Advanced Technologies for Solar Photovoltaics Energy Systems

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Inserting Photovoltaic Solar Energy to an Automated Irrigation System

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A New Approach to Energy Transition in Morocco for Low Carbon and Sustainable Industry (Case of Textile Sector)

A New Approach to Energy Transition in Morocco for Low Carbon and Sustainable Industry (Case of Textile Sector)

Optimization of an isolated photovoltaic water pumping system with technical–economic criteria in a water users association

Toward a Sustainable Agriculture in Morocco Based on Standalone PV Pumping Systems: A Comprehensive Approach

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