The Application of Adapted Materials and Technologies to Create Energy Systems Based on Renewable Energy Sources under Harsh Climatic Conditions

Елистратов, В. В.; Panfilov, A. A.; Konyschev, M.A.; Denisov, Roman

doi:10.3103/s0003701x18060087

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“…Based on the international experience [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] and synthesis of different instruments the extrapolation modelling of electrical energy generation and selling with the help of innovative technologies was done. The analysis of the current technologies and best practices allowed to find the optimal way to implement innovative technologies in the power supply market in Russian Federation.…”

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The impact of innovative technologies on consumers in the power supply market

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Service of supplying electricity to consumers in the Russian Federation (RF) is carried out based on power supply contract. Utilization of innovative technologies will allow to change the power supply service in the power-supply market. There is an opportunity to create unique powersuppling market approach. With implementation of “Smart meters” technology and Blockchains with “Smart Contract” functionality. The article describes innovative technologies and examines examples of their successful implementation in foreign countries. Article will also talk about tools that are required to replace old service with a new power supply system, based on innovative technologies that include small-scale renewable energy generation.

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“…IACS is the software part of the "conversion, control and energy distribution" module of hybrid energy systems. This module provides the possibility of maximizing energy production from renewable energy sources due to the dynamic redistribution of power between the elements of the hybrid system and, as a result, minimizing fuel consumption To solve the challenges related to the hybrid energy system's fuel economy, a control methodology has been proposed by Elistratov et al [21]. Their study argues that an intelligent automatic control system must [21]…”

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Study of the Intelligent Control and Modes of the Arctic-Adopted Wind–Diesel Hybrid System

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For energy supply in the Arctic regions, hybrid systems should be designed and equipped to ensure a high level of renewable energy penetration. Energy systems located in remote Arctic areas may experience many peculiar challenges, for example, due to the limited transport options throughout the year and the lack of qualified on-site maintenance specialists. Reliable operation of such systems in harsh climatic conditions requires not only a standard control system but also an advanced system based on predictions concerning weather, wind, and ice accretion on the blades. To satisfy these requirements, the current work presents an advanced intelligent automatic control system. In the developed control system, the transformation, control, and distribution of energy are based on dynamic power redistribution, dynamic control of dump loads, and a bi-directional current transducer. The article shows the architecture of the advanced control system, presents the results of field studies under the standard control approach, and models the performance of the system under different operating modes. Additionally, the effect of using turbine control to reduce the effects of icing is examined. It is shown that the advanced control approach can reduce fuel consumption in field tests by 22%. Moreover, the proposed turbine control scheme has the potential to reduce icing effects by 2% to 5%.

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“…WDHS became widespread in Alaska, Canada and in Russia's Far North regions [3,4]. This can be explained by the remoteness of these territories from centralized electric power systems, low population density, impossibility or impracticability of building large electric power plants, underdevelopment of transport system and the high potential of wind power.…”

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Review of Efficiency Improvement Technologies of Wind Diesel Hybrid Systems for Decreasing Fuel Consumption

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The article contains current information on the development of energy-efficient technologies of wind–diesel hybrid systems (WDHS) for decreasing organic fuel consumption. As a result of the review, three research directions are identified: WDHS design optimization, the main equipment and control system improvements. A comparison of their effectiveness is presented. The methods of selecting WDHS configuration, equipment capacities and location, the optimization algorithms and objective functions used are described and WDHS project feasibility calculation results are presented. The methods to improve energy efficiency of WDHS major units’ (diesel generator (DG) and wind turbine (WT)) are considered. The methods to decrease diesel fuel consumption using special devices and energy storage system are presented. Special attention is paid to WDHS operating modes’ control methods and strategies, as well as to algorithms providing the efficient system operation. As a result, recommendations for the design of both isolated and on-grid WDHS are formulated.

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The Application of Adapted Materials and Technologies to Create Energy Systems Based on Renewable Energy Sources under Harsh Climatic Conditions

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

The impact of innovative technologies on consumers in the power supply market

The impact of innovative technologies on consumers in the power supply market

Study of the Intelligent Control and Modes of the Arctic-Adopted Wind–Diesel Hybrid System

Review of Efficiency Improvement Technologies of Wind Diesel Hybrid Systems for Decreasing Fuel Consumption

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