PV Hybrid System Optimization for an Island Community
作者： N. Phuangpornpitak , S. Kumar
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-75997-3_303
关键词: Sizing 、 Automotive engineering 、 Design tool 、 Renewable energy 、 Electric power 、 Photovoltaic system 、 Environmental science 、 Electricity 、 Diesel generator 、 Hybrid system
摘要: With rising price of oil and other conventional fuels, world is turning towards renewable energy to enable it meet the growing demand for electrical power requirements. As an option, solar photovoltaic (PV) gaining popularity, though its high initial cost a major barrier widespread use. It can supply electricity, as stand alone grid connected isolated PV hybrid systems. This paper discusses techno-financial feasibility study system rural (island) village. The design tool HOMER was used sizing optimization tool. Solar radiation related load information are input data required, procedure has been applied island community Kohjig, located in gulf Thailand.
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