Kayan Kip Denetimli Verimli Bir Güneş-Hidrojen DA-DA Azaltan Çevirici Sistemi

Year 2019, , 558 - 570, 30.09.2019

Mustafa Ergin Şahin

https://doi.org/10.31202/ecjse.558383

Abstract

Bu makale güneş enerjisinden daha verimli yararlanmak için iki farklı senaryo üzerine odaklanmaktadır. Bunlardan biri fotovoltaik evler ve enerjilerini hidrojen olarak depolamak, diğeri fotovoltaik otomobiller ve enerjilerini hidrojen olarak depolamaktır. Fotovoltaik kaynaklı bu iki senaryodaki ortak nokta, hidrojen enerjisinin daha verimli bir şekilde dönüştürülmesi ve depolanmasıdır. Doğru akım (DA) fotovoltaik enerjisi, elektroliz işlemiyle hidrojen üretmek için DA-DA dönüştürücü kullanılarak istenen voltaj seviyesine dönüştürülür. Hidrojen üretimi için elektroliz yükü, özellikle düşük voltaj ve yüksek akımlara ihtiyaç duyar. Bu şartları sağlamak için dönüştürücü hassas bir şekilde tasarlanmalı ve kontrol edilmelidir. Bu amaçla, kayan mod kontrolörü bu çalışmada bir çözüm olarak önerilmiştir. Bu kontrol cihazı iç döngüdeki endüktans akımını kullanır ve normal ve anormal koşullar altında dönüştürücü için güçlü bir kontrol sağlar. Elektroliz yükü için fotovoltaik kaynaklı DC-DC konvertör, MATLAB / Simulink yazılımında kayan kip modu kontrolörü kullanılarak daha ayrıntılı olarak simüle edilmiştir.

Keywords

Hydrogen energy, Hydrogen generation, Electrolysis, Photovoltaic sources, Buck converter

An Efficient Solar-Hydrogen DC-DC Buck Converter System with Sliding Mode Control

Abstract

This paper focuses on two different scenarios to benefit from solar energy more efficiently. One of them is photovoltaic houses and storing their energy as hydrogen, the other one is photovoltaic cars and storing their energy as hydrogen. The common point in these two photovoltaic sourced scenarios is convert and storage of the hydrogen energy more efficiently. Photovoltaic energy is converted to the desired voltage level using the DC-DC buck converter for generating hydrogen with electrolysis process. The electrolysis load for hydrogen production needs low voltage and high currents especially. To supply these conditions the converter must be designed and controlled sensitively. For this aim, the sliding mode controller is proposed as a solution in this study. The photovoltaic powered DC-DC buck converter for electrolysis load was simulated in MATLAB/ Simulink software more detailed using the sliding mode controller.

Keywords

Hidrojen enerjisi, Hidrojen üretimi

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