Determination of the Optimum Hybrid Renewable Power System: A case study of Istanbul Gedik University Gedik Vocational School

Year 2019, Volume: 7 Issue: 4, 456 - 463, 30.10.2019

Onur Akar Ümit Kemalettin Terzi Burhanettin Koray Tunçalp Temel Sönmezocak

https://doi.org/10.17694/bajece.623632

Cited By: 3

Abstract

In this study, Hybrid
Renewable Power System (HRPS) has been designed to meet the energy requirement
of Istanbul Gedik University Vocational School (IGUVS) in an optimum way. The
energy requirement will be achieved mainly with wind and solar power generation
system. The hybrid regenerative power system will be requested from the network
when it can’t meet its energy needs. The optimum configuration of
grid-connected solar/wind hybrid power generation system will be determined by
considering the wind speed data and solar radiation data of the location of
IGUVS. Moreover, sensitivity analysis will be carried out taking into
consideration the wind speed and solar radiation values. If the optimum hybrid
power generation system specified is used, the carbon emission values obtained
will be examined.

Keywords

Building Based Renewable Energy Sources, Hybrid Power Systems, Distributed Generation

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