Optimization and comparison analysis for application of <scp>PV</scp> panels in three villages

Fadaeenejad, M.; Radzi, Mohd Amran Mohd; Fadaeenejad, Mohammad; Zarif, Mahdi; Gandomi, Zohreh

doi:10.1002/ese3.52

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“…Figure 1(c) illustrated that the angle of the solar collector box is 0° to the cabinet. The tilt angle of the solar collector with a range of 0° to 15° is suitable to receive the maximum solar radiation in any location in Malaysia [11]. There are no wheels, blower or fan in this design.…”

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Design and Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Solar Dehydrator

Wagiman

Wei

et al. 2022

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This paper reported on the design and performance evaluation of a hybrid photovoltaic thermal solar dehydrator. The dehydrator is designed to suit the needs of household users and small industries and works using a hot air mechanism. The design process commenced with the initial sketches to collect related ideas and design concepts. The design was then proceeded to concept evaluation through a decision matrix to select the best option. The final design was then converted via computer-aided design (CAD), SolidWorks 2021 to a 3D model and fabricated into a full-scale prototype. The drying performance of the dehydrator on food was evaluated and compared with traditional drying under the meteorological conditions of Panchor, Muar, Malaysia. Heat accumulated inside the dehydrator resulted in a temperature of 44.1 degrees Celsius which is 20 % higher than the ambient temperature. The performance analysis demonstrated that the drying speed of a hybrid solar dehydrator is moderately slower than traditional drying, but it provided a more hygienic drying environment and preserved the color and nutrition value of food products.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Design and Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Solar Dehydrator

Wagiman

Wei

et al. 2022

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“…The greater the angle, the lower the solar intensity, which is why the R s parameter is less intense in the morning and evening than at noon [89,101]. Furthermore, the annual net Rs is higher at the equator than at the northern and southern poles [28,102]. Also, as a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, the R s value decreases [68,96,103,104].…”

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“…These two systems are intended to offer a direct current or alternating current source for use with the utility grid, an independent storage system, or other electrical/electronic equipment [77,93,119,120]. Even though much of the photovoltaic system demand can be matched with aggressive building-integrated PV (BIPV) and rooftop PV [79,87,95,102], both systems cannot provide all the energy necessary, especially for regions with high population densities compared to land-based solar farms [8,95]. A solar farm is designed to generate enough energy [37] to power thousands of homes and business [9,121].…”

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Solar Photovoltaic Architecture and Agronomic Management in Agrivoltaic System: A Review

2021

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Agrivoltaic systems (AVS) offer a symbiotic strategy for co-location sustainable renewable energy and agricultural production. This is particularly important in densely populated developing and developed countries, where renewable energy development is becoming more important; however, profitable farmland must be preserved. As emphasized in the Food-Energy-Water (FEW) nexus, AVS advancements should not only focus on energy management, but also agronomic management (crop and water management). Thus, we critically review the important factors that influence the decision of energy management (solar PV architecture) and agronomic management in AV systems. The outcomes show that solar PV architecture and agronomic management advancements are reliant on (1) solar radiation qualities in term of light intensity and photosynthetically activate radiation (PAR), (2) AVS categories such as energy-centric, agricultural-centric, and agricultural-energy-centric, and (3) shareholder perspective (especially farmers). Next, several adjustments for crop selection and management are needed due to light limitation, microclimate condition beneath the solar structure, and solar structure constraints. More importantly, a systematic irrigation system is required to prevent damage to the solar panel structure. To summarize, AVS advancements should be carefully planned to ensure the goals of reducing reliance on non-renewable sources, mitigating global warming effects, and meeting the FEW initiatives.

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“…Meanwhile, the annual optimum tilt angle is close to Bangi's latitude, which is 1.4 • facing due south, while the optimum angles for seasonal south-and north-facing surfaces were found to be 14.4 • ± 5 • and 14.8 • ± 5 • , respectively. Lastly, a study conducted by [41] intended to evaluate the fixed optimum tilt angle of PV panels at three rural villages, namely Kampung Opar (Sarawak, Malaysia), Kampung Labi (Beaufort, Sabah, Malaysia), and Kampung Orang Asli Kemendol (Selangor, Malaysia). The Liu and Jordan model is applied in this study, and the result has shown that the optimal tilt angle in these three locations is under 5 • .…”

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On the Optimal Tilt Angle and Orientation of an On-Site Solar Photovoltaic Energy Generation System for Sabah’s Rural Electrification

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An ongoing project to implement a mini standalone solar photovoltaic (PV) generation system of 2.5 kWp capacity at the eco-tourism centre of Liogu Ku Silou-Silou (EPLISSI), Sabah, was initiated in 2019. Since the solar panel support (ground mounting) used in this project will be erected separately, the main goals of this study are to estimate the optimum tilt angle, βopt, and orientation for the solar PV modules. To achieve these goals, the Liu and Jordan isotropic diffuse radiation model was used (1960). Another three isotropic diffuse sky radiation models (Koronakis model, Badescu model, and Tian model) were applied to estimate the optimum tilt angle with the orientation kept facing due south. For verification purposes, the PV power output data obtained from an online PV simulator known as Global Solar Atlas or GSA 2.3 was used and compared to the results of the four isotropic models. The results suggest that the Tian model is more suitable for approximating insolation, as it was proven to have the lowest difference among all models and is in close agreement with the result of the optimum tilt angle provided by GSA 2.3. However, the outcomes demonstrated from the isotropic models propose an error up to 30% (in the range of 31% to 32%) as compared to GSA 2.3.

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Optimization and comparison analysis for application of PV panels in three villages

Cited by 19 publications

References 13 publications

Design and Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Solar Dehydrator

Design and Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Solar Dehydrator

Solar Photovoltaic Architecture and Agronomic Management in Agrivoltaic System: A Review

On the Optimal Tilt Angle and Orientation of an On-Site Solar Photovoltaic Energy Generation System for Sabah’s Rural Electrification

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