DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SOLAR PV MICROGRID: A CASE STUDY OF PALESTINE

Abstract

Yüksek kalite ve sürdürülebilirlikle dünya çapında artan güç talebi ve yenilenebilir kaynaklar kullanılarak temiz enerjiye duyulan ihtiyaç, modern güç sistemlerinde pek çok zorluk yaratmıştı. Microgrid, yük atmanın ortadan kaldırılmasıyla tüm bu zorlukların üstesinden gelme yeteneğine sahiptir. Bu makale, farklı izleme sistemi kullanılarak toplanan gerçek verileri kullanarak yerel yüke sahip bir PV istasyonunu inceler ve güç sisteminin bu bölümünü mikro şebekeye dönüştürmek için değiştirilmiş bir tasarım sunar; önerilen mikro şebeke, MATLAB simülasyon aracı kullanılarak test edilir ve çalıştırılır, böylece güç sürdürülebilirliği sağlanır ve Bu tasarımı destekleyen kabul edilebilir THD, elektriksel ve mali sonuçlar rapor edilmiştir.

Keywords

• Mikro şebeke
• PV Sistemi,
• Güç kalitesi,
• yük atma

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SOLAR PV MICROGRID: A CASE STUDY OF PALESTINE

Abstract

The increased demand for power worldwide with high quality and sustainability, and the need for clean energy using renewable resources, had put a lot of challenges in modern power systems. Microgrid has the ability to overcome all these challenges with elimination of load shedding. This paper studies a PV station with a local load using real data collected using different monitoring system, and offer a modified design to convert this part of power system into microgrid, the suggested microgrid is tested and operated using MATLAB simulation tool, assuring power sustainability and acceptable THD, electrical and financial results are reported supporting this design.

Keywords

• micrigrid,
• load shedding
• THD
• Power quality

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