ECONOMY OF HYBRID SOLAR WIND SYSTEM : A CASE STUDY RUTBA CITY
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Energy, Solar, Wind, Turbine, Hybrid, DesialAbstract
Renewable energy is an alternative solution for power generation in the day today life. Power generation from conventional energy is having a drastic effect to the environment and the ecological life of humans. The energy from renewable sources is abundantly available over the universe. Energy from renewable sources is clean, ecofriendly, efficient, and reliable. Solar and wind are gaining much importance in the present world. The project presented in this paper aims to develop a grid connected hybrid power generation system using solar and wind energy using the Matlab/Simulink software. The model is designed based on the availability of solar irradiance, sunshine hours, temperature, wind speed, wind direction and topography. The hybrid model consists of solar panels, (P&O) MPPT, boost converter, inverter, wind turbine, PMSG generator all connected to a grid. Under different irradiance and temperature conditions the PV model is simulated, and output is observed. The hybrid model is simulated, and the Matlab results are analyzed.
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