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Performance optimization of a photovoltaic-diesel hybrid

hours, and (d) the relative humidity of Saudi Arabia''s western region. Figure 2. Monthly average solar Global Horizontal Irradiation (GHI) and Clearness Index for Yanbu. Figure 3. Yanbu

Design a Hybrid Wind-Solar Power System for Remote Areas

Hybrid power system, charge controller, battery, Wind clean and state-of-the-art technology to generate clean energy from wind and solar to meet Saudi Arabia''s growing demand for

ASC-4 Solar Automatic sustainable controller

ASC-4 Solar Automatic sustainable controller, fully integrated & optimising link between sustainable & genset power plants across Saudi Arabia. wind, Mains and genset integration in hybrid applications; ASC-4 sustainable controllers

Full article: Performance analysis and multi-mode control of grid

The micro wind–solar hybrid system is a good solution because of its negligible impact on the network and its numerous technical and economic advantages [Citation 30]. In

Techno-economic analysis and optimization of solar and wind

The objective of this study is to investigate the potentials of power generation and hydrogen production via solar and wind energy resources at different locations in the Kingdom

Study of a solar pv/wind/diesel hybrid power system for a

Study of a solar pv/wind/diesel hybrid power system for a remotely located population near Arar, Saudi Arabia S. Rehman1* and I. El-Amin2 1Center for Engineering Research, Research

Grid interface control of wind–solar generator in Hail region of Saudi

In this study, the performance of a wind–solar generator (WSG) consisting of a wind turbine and solar panels in Hail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), with a fractional-order PI controller (FOPI) applied to the grid connection line, was studied and analyzed.

Integrated CSP-PV hybrid solar power plant for two cities in Saudi Arabia

In three key parts, this paper combines the simulation and optimization of hybrid CSP and PV technologies, for two cities in Saudi Arabia: Riyadh and Tabuk. NREL''s SAM is used for this purpose which is then linked with economic model to calculate LCOE.

Comparison between hybrid renewable energy systems in Saudi Arabia

This paper investigates RE sources applications at Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, besides a simulation using HOMER software to three proposed systems newly erected in Yanbu Industrial College Renewable Energy (RE) lab. The lab represents a hybrid system, composed of PV, wind turbine, and Fuel cell systems.

Grid interface control of wind–solar generator in Hail

The wind–solar generator (WSG) in the Hail region of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) with a fractional order PI controller (FOPI) are nonlinear and complex systems. The conventional methods such as linear programming

(PDF) Modeling and optimization of hybrid wind–solar-powered

The performance of the hybrid wind/solar powered RO system has been analyzed under Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, weather data for a typical year. osmosis system water desalination in Saudi

Integrated CSP-PV hybrid solar power plant for two cities in Saudi Arabia

In three key parts, this paper combines the simulation and optimization of hybrid CSP and PV technologies, for two cities in Saudi Arabia: Riyadh and Tabuk. NREL''s SAM is

Design a Hybrid Wind-Solar Power System for Remote Areas of Saudi Arabia

It documents and discusses the drivers that push Saudi Arabia to adopt solar as an alternative source of energy that can be used to reduce oil dependency and to improve environmental...

Grid interface control of wind–solar generator in Hail region of

In this study, the performance of a wind–solar generator (WSG) consisting of a wind turbine and solar panels in Hail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), with a fractional-order

Full article: Performance analysis and multi-mode control of grid

The objective of this paper was to study and analyze the performance of a micro Wind – Solar Hybrid Generator (WSHG) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). The WSHG consists of a micro wind solar system connected to a secondary distribution grid.

Grid interface control of wind–solar generator in Hail region of Saudi

In this study, the performance of a wind–solar generator (WSG) consisting of a wind turbine and solar panels in Hail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), with a fractional-order

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How to simulate a PTC-PV hybrid system in Riyadh?

Case 1: Riyadh baseline hourly generation CSP-PT SM = 6. PTC-PV hybrid system ( Case 2) is simulated by adding a PV plant with 45 MWe AC output based on 63 MWe DC with ratio of 1:4. The solar multiple of the PTC was then reduced to match the 79% capacity factor of the baseline case, with the resulting solar multiple of 3.

Does a hybrid CSP & PV plant work in Morocco?

Hlusiak et al. [ 15] studied a hybrid CSP + PV plant in Morocco composed of a solar thermal collector field with thermal energy storage (TES), a PV system, and a fossil fuel burner, to assess the operation (daily and annual), and the LCOE of the plant.

How many solar multiples are there in Riyadh?

In Riyadh, the solar multiple ranged from 2.9 to 3 with the PV portion of the plant having a nameplate capacity equal to that of the CSP portion and 1.95 for a case with the PV nameplate capacity 60% greater than the CSP portion. For these same cases in Tabuk, the solar multiples were 1.78–1.85 and 1.6 simultaneously.

What is the solar multiple of Riyadh vs Tabuk?

After multiple iterations to achieve the same capacity factor of the Riyadh plant which is 79% the solar multiple is 3.5 with an LCOE of 0.137 $/kWh. This is a rather strong contrast to the Riyadh case which required a solar multiple of 6 and is attributed to the high DNI in Tabuk versus Riyadh. Fig. 14. Case 1: Tabuk baseline CSP-PT SM = 3.5.

What is the LCOE of a CSP hybrid plant in Riyadh?

This results in a baseline LCOE of 0.177 $/kWh for Riyadh and 0.137 $/kWh for Tabuk. 3. The hybrid concept with a PV plant added to the CSP original baseload plant, the results show a reduction in LCOE of 18% for Riyadh and 7% for Tabuk keeping the plant capacity factor at a high 79%.

What are simulation cases for Riyadh & Tabuk?

Simulation cases for Riyadh and Tabuk are broadly representative of candidate sites for CSP and PV plant deployments in Saudi Arabia, with Riyadh being typical of conditions throughout the central region of the Kingdom, and Tabuk representing the northwest region that has direct irradiance among the best in the world.

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