Proposal of a Supervisory System for Energy Microgeneration. Case Study Granja Colombari

Otto, R.B.; Alvarez-Ferreira, L.R.; Silva, F.P.; Santos, Reginaldo Ferreira; Nogueira, Carlos Eduardo Camargo; Souza, Samuel Nelson Melegari de; Frigo, Jiam Pires; Ando, Oswaldo Hideo

doi:10.24084/repqj15.259

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“…From the collected data it was possible to raise information about waste generation, biogas production, electrical energy production and even energy efficiency. Some results of this case study were further discussed and analyzed by [31], [32] .…”

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Monitoring Systems Parameters, Sensors and Technologies for Renewable Energies: Biogas Case Study

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The pig farming brought a large generation of waste in confined places as an environmental problem. In the biological treatment of this waste, one of the by-products is the biogas. This source of energy has become a growing alternative for the increasing environmental problem in swine farming. With the generation of electricity from biogas it is possible that projects become feasible when investing in this renewable energy. However, with the usage growth, an effective monitoring is even more necessary in order to better understand the process and increase its efficiency. At this point, this work aimed to list parameters and sensors that can be used to monitor all stages of the processes. As a complement, it gives a general insight in two case studies that can be used as a basis for other similar studies.

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“…Figure 5. General Topology [32] At this topology most of the sensors is using standard 4-20 mA signals. Although for the power meters with multiple quantities it was necessary a digital transmission with protocol, such as Modbus.…”

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confidence: 99%