Increasing the efficiency of a hybrid solarwind power plant

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hybrid solar-wind power plant, renewable energy, relay load control, solar power plant

Abstract

This paper describes the process of transformation of solar energy into electricity and all related processes. It was found that some part of the energy is not used when the battery is fully charged. The hypothesis was presented that if we do not stop operation of the plant after the full charge of batteries with excess natural energy and direct it to permanently included power consumers that are available at each average enterprise it is possible to significantly increase the efficiency of using natural energy in the solar power plant. In view of the above, the aim of the research work is to develop and construct a load control relay to improve the efficiency of the use of mini-power plants of renewable energy. In order to achieve the goal of the research work the following tasks were set: to study the principles of operation of modern low-power units; to formulate the main changes in the algorithms of power plant operation control; to develop a structural scheme of power plant increased efficiency; to construct the device, to write a program for it. Based on the data obtained and the prototype constructed, the results and given conclusions about the efficiency.

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2020-11-06