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Design and Optimization of Solar-Wind Hybrid Power Systems

Author(s) Jaymin Pareshkumar Shah
Country India
Abstract Combining solar and wind energy through hybrid power systems develops into an effective solution to supply sustainable and dependable power. Solar-wind hybrid systems use the joint advantages of these renewable energy resources because the worldwide shift to renewable power production has become more intense. Solar power generation reaches its peak throughout daytime hours but wind power production reaches higher capacity levels during nighttime periods. The combined operation of these power resources strengthens the energy supply infrastructure while cutting down fossil fuel usage and greenhouse gas output. Maintaining hybrid power systems requires a combined investigation of resource evaluation alongside system layout determination and performance measurement to develop systems that respond correctly to geographical spaces and environmental settings.
Faltering into a successful solar-wind hybrid power system implementation requires complete solar and wind power resources evaluation. Site assessment is the vital initial step because it demands gathering past solar irradiance and wind speed measurements for proper assessment. The ideal system component configurations and dimensions come from advanced modeling through computational simulations that use optimization algorithms. The selection process requires choosing photovoltaic (PV) panels and wind turbines based on their efficiency, cost calculation, and suitability for local environments. Energy storage solutions, including batteries, compensate for renewable energy generation intermittency, so users experience continuous power supply across all generation intervals.
Solar-wind hybrid systems' economic viability and optimized performance require optimization methodologies as their core implementation factor. Multidimensional optimization and lifetime expenditure evaluation techniques permit the evaluation of different system configurations and operational methods. Gauging investment costs, running expenses, and projected power conservation allows parties to decide wisely for optimal return benefits. Regulatory compliance and environmental impact assessments are necessary to implement solar-wind hybrid systems because they protect local policies while reducing ecological damage. The successful optimization of solar-wind hybrid power systems is a key method for creating energy security alongside sustainability and resilience in a climate change environment.
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Published In Volume 14, Issue 4, October-December 2023
Published On 2023-12-05
Cite This Design and Optimization of Solar-Wind Hybrid Power Systems - Jaymin Pareshkumar Shah - IJSAT Volume 14, Issue 4, October-December 2023. DOI 10.71097/IJSAT.v14.i4.3079
DOI https://doi.org/10.71097/IJSAT.v14.i4.3079
Short DOI https://doi.org/g898qf
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