Mathematical method to find best suited PV technology for different climatic zones of India

Chakraborty, Suprava; Kumar, Rajesh; Haldkar, Avinash Kumar; Ranjan, Shishu

doi:10.1007/s40095-016-0227-z

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“…Traditional plans for PVP investments have been somewhat arbitrary, mainly because planners of solar power plant projects have barely considered analyzing them at a regional scale. Furthermore, previous studies assessing the potential of PVP investments in one area usually only used solar energy maps (Wang et al 2016; Xin-gang et al 2015), or solar energy maps and technology (Chakraborty et al 2015; Chakraborty et al 2017) although this is currently changing. Capital outlay for energy production is known to depend largely on the abundance of the resource and the distance to the point of energy end use.…”

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“…Renewable energy strategies for sustainable development, particularly solar energy planning, require studying both the impact of PVPs at regional and local levels and the suitability of the areas for solar farm development (Chakraborty et al 2017). Moreover, an important part of the solar energy planning process is to determine the factors or criteria that affect the availability of this resource.…”

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Analyzing territory for the sustainable development of solar photovoltaic power using GIS databases

Guaita-Pradas

Marques-Perez

Gallego

et al. 2019

Environ Monit Assess

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Solar energy generated by grid-connected photovoltaic (GCPV) systems is considered an important alternative electric energy source because of its clean energy production system, easy installation, and low operating and maintenance costs. This has led to it becoming more popular compared with other resources. However, finding optimal sites for the construction of solar farms is a complex task with many factors to be taken into account (environmental, social, legal and political, technical-economic, etc.), which classic site selection models do not address efficiently. There are few studies on the criteria that should be used when identifying sites for solar energy installations (large grid-connected photovoltaic systems which have more than 100 kWp of installed capacity). It is therefore essential to change the way site selection processes are approached and to seek new methodologies for location analysis. A geographic information system (GIS) is a tool which can provide an effective solution to this problem. Here, we combine legal, political, and environmental criteria, which include solar radiation intensity, local physical terrain, environment, and climate, as well as location criteria such as the distance from roads and the nearest power substations. Additionally, we use GIS data (time series of solar radiation, digital elevation models (DEM), land cover, and temperature) as further input parameters. Each individual site is assessed using a unique and cohesive approach to select the most appropriate locations for solar farm development in the Valencian Community, a Spanish region in the east of Spain.

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Analyzing territory for the sustainable development of solar photovoltaic power using GIS databases

Guaita-Pradas

Marques-Perez

Gallego

et al. 2019

Environ Monit Assess

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“…We list here only four as the main concern is point 1,2& 3 as with the advent of digital meters theft has reduced considerably. A simple solution to the above problem may seem solar PV cells storing energy in inverters but there are disadvantages for them also, in a paper by Suparva Chakraborty, Rajesh Kumar and others [2] a mathematical model for finding the best suited PV technology for different climatic zones of India is proposed wherein . Global horizontal insolation (GHI) and daytime temperature are the two major parameters affecting the output of photovoltaic (PV) plant and thus it cannot say that they will always produce the desired amount of energy every time.…”

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A Novel Approach for Generating and Optimizing Electricity by using Runway Exhaust

Das¹,

Kumar²,

Datta³

2019

IJCA

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Presently the world is running through an energy crisis and the utilization of the renewable resources is still under development. The present challenge in this era is to use the waste energy that can generate ample amount of electricity, like in industries for maintaining draught of the flue gases, certain amount of energy is just thrown out into the atmosphere by the chimneys to keep the system running. Similarly, the hot gases thrown away by the aircraft also goes waste, so in this way there are lot of sources of waste energy, that if utilized properly would eliminate the need of fossil fuels like coal. In addition, if devices utilizing the energy of these systems were integrated in the micro-grid architecture, the efficiency as well as reliability of the power system would increase. This paper develops a method to utilize the waste energy from aircrafts in the runway to generate electric energy. The work also estimates the optimum number of units, power that is to be used to achieve maximum profit, which is analyzed using Genetic Algorithm, an optimum method of placing the units is developed. A control system representation of the entire system is developed, and they are simulated against various types of expected input response. Apart from the control system block diagram mathematical model of jet blast velocity is developed. The formula for efficiency of the bladeless wind turbine is also developed.

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“…This process causes overheating of solar cells which reduces electrical power output and efficiency of solar panels [28]- [30].…”

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Thermal Image Analysis and Segmentation to Study Temperature Effects of Cement and Bird Deposition on Surface of Solar Panels

Chaudhary¹,

Chaturvedi²

2017

IJIGSP

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Abstract-To obtain solar energy from solar photovoltaic panels is not a new task now a days. Solar panels are designed to give their maximum possible output when exposed to the solar radiations. The operating conditions of solar panels affected by the atmospheric conditions like dust, dirt, solar INSOLATION, temperature etc. Here the effect of cement and bird deposits on the surface of solar panels is considered. Temperature rise due to cement and bird deposits develop hot-spots and affects the electrical power output of the solar panel. The cement and bird deposits can be seen by visually on solar panel surface but their effect can not be visualized by naked eye. The infrared THERMOGRAPHY helps to analyze these effects by using thermal imaging camera. This paper focus to study the temperature effects of cement and bird deposition on solar panel surface by capturing thermal images along with analyzing the thermal images using MATLAB digital image processing for better understanding. Image segmentation for cement and bird deposits is performed using watershed transform to achieve the desired region of interest from thermal images.

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Mathematical method to find best suited PV technology for different climatic zones of India

Cited by 13 publications

References 42 publications

Analyzing territory for the sustainable development of solar photovoltaic power using GIS databases

Analyzing territory for the sustainable development of solar photovoltaic power using GIS databases

A Novel Approach for Generating and Optimizing Electricity by using Runway Exhaust

Thermal Image Analysis and Segmentation to Study Temperature Effects of Cement and Bird Deposition on Surface of Solar Panels

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