Hybrid technologies for power generation. (2021)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Hybrid technologies for power generation. (2021)
- Main Title:
- Hybrid technologies for power generation
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Massimiliano Lo Faro, Orazio Barbera, Giosue Giacoppo.
- Editors:
- Lo Faro, Massimiliano
Barbera Orazio
Giacoppo Giosue - Contents:
- Intro -- Hybrid Technologies for Power Generation -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Editors' Biography -- Preface -- Part One: Hybrid stationary systems -- Chapter 1: Stationary hybrid systems: Motivation policies and technical challenges -- 1. Introduction to stationary hybrid systems -- 2. Review of existing literature -- 3. Development of stationary hybrid energy systems -- 3.1. Estimation of renewable energy potential -- 3.1.1. Prediction of energy potential -- 3.1.2. Mapping of energy potential -- 3.2. Optimization of distributed energy 3.2.1. Wind power generation optimization -- 3.2.2. Solar power generation optimization -- 3.3. Integration and feasibility analysis of hybrid energy system -- 3.3.1. Modeling of hybrid energy systems -- 3.3.2. Scenario analysis -- 3.4. Policy interventions and technical challenges -- 4. Summary -- References -- Chapter 2: Design and performance analysis of off-grid hybrid renewable energy systems -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Review of the famous HRES components -- 2.1. Solar photovoltaic system -- 2.2. Wind energy conversion system -- 2.3. Small hydro power systems -- 2.4. Energy storage systems 3. Hybrid renewable energy system architectures -- 3.1. AC-coupled isolated architecture -- 3.1.1. Centralized AC-coupled architecture -- 3.1.2. Decentralized AC-coupled architecture -- 3.2. DC-coupled isolated architecture -- 3.3. Hybrid DC-AC-coupled isolated architecture -- 4. Review of simulation software tools -- 4.1. HOMER -- 4.2.Intro -- Hybrid Technologies for Power Generation -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Editors' Biography -- Preface -- Part One: Hybrid stationary systems -- Chapter 1: Stationary hybrid systems: Motivation policies and technical challenges -- 1. Introduction to stationary hybrid systems -- 2. Review of existing literature -- 3. Development of stationary hybrid energy systems -- 3.1. Estimation of renewable energy potential -- 3.1.1. Prediction of energy potential -- 3.1.2. Mapping of energy potential -- 3.2. Optimization of distributed energy 3.2.1. Wind power generation optimization -- 3.2.2. Solar power generation optimization -- 3.3. Integration and feasibility analysis of hybrid energy system -- 3.3.1. Modeling of hybrid energy systems -- 3.3.2. Scenario analysis -- 3.4. Policy interventions and technical challenges -- 4. Summary -- References -- Chapter 2: Design and performance analysis of off-grid hybrid renewable energy systems -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Review of the famous HRES components -- 2.1. Solar photovoltaic system -- 2.2. Wind energy conversion system -- 2.3. Small hydro power systems -- 2.4. Energy storage systems 3. Hybrid renewable energy system architectures -- 3.1. AC-coupled isolated architecture -- 3.1.1. Centralized AC-coupled architecture -- 3.1.2. Decentralized AC-coupled architecture -- 3.2. DC-coupled isolated architecture -- 3.3. Hybrid DC-AC-coupled isolated architecture -- 4. Review of simulation software tools -- 4.1. HOMER -- 4.2. HYBRID2 -- 4.3. TRNSYS -- 4.4. RETScreen -- 4.5. iHOGA -- 5. Design of optimal HRES -- 5.1. Load demand assessment and forecasting -- 5.2. Resource assessment and site evaluation -- 5.3. Selection of HRES configuration 5.4. Optimization of systems components sizing -- 6. Techno-economic analysis of stand-alone HRES projects -- 6.1. Modeling of HRES basic components -- 6.1.1. Energy from solar PV system -- 6.1.2. Energy from wind turbine -- 6.1.3. Energy from hydro system -- 6.1.4. Energy from ESS -- 6.2. The levelized cost of energy -- 6.3. Evaluation of system reliability -- 6.4. CO2 emissions savings -- 6.5. The proposed HRES optimization algorithm -- 6.6. Numerical example with the proposed approach -- 7. Summary -- Appendix -- References Chapter 3: Off-grid full renewable hybrid systems: Control strategies, optimization, and modeling -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Components modeling -- 2.1. Photovoltaic generator -- 2.2. Wind turbine -- 2.3. Battery energy storage -- 2.3.1. Lead-acid battery models -- 2.3.2. Li-ion battery models -- 2.4. Charge controller -- 2.4.1. Charge control -- 2.4.2. Discharge control -- 2.5. Power converter -- 2.6. Backup generator -- 2.7. Hydrogen storage -- 3. Control strategies -- 4. Economic calculations -- 5. Life cycle emissions -- 6. Sizing and optimization -- 7. Example -- 8. Conclusions … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- San Diego : Elsevier Science & Technology
- Publication Date:
- 2021
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 621.3121
Electric power-plants -- Design and construction
Electric power-plants -- Design and construction
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- English
- ISBNs:
- 0128241861
9780128241868 - Related ISBNs:
- 0128237937
9780128237939 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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