Optimization of a novel hybrid wind bio battery solar photovoltaic system integrated with phase change material

Vijay Mudgal; Preeti Singh; Sourav Khanna; Chandan Pandey; Victor Becerra; Tapas K. Mallick; K. S. Reddy

doi:10.3390/en14196373

Optimization of a novel hybrid wind bio battery solar photovoltaic system integrated with phase change material

Vijay Mudgal, Preeti Singh, Sourav Khanna^*, Chandan Pandey, Victor Becerra, Tapas K. Mallick, K. S. Reddy

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The intermittent nature of renewable sources, such as solar and wind, leads to the need for a hybrid renewable energy system (HRES) that can provide uninterrupted and reliable energy to a remote and off-grid location with the use of a biogas generator and battery. In the present study, conventional PV panels have been integrated with phase change material (PCM) for power enhancement. In addition, various configurations (i. PV-Wind-Battery system, ii. PV-PCM-Wind-Battery, iii. PV-Wind-Biogas-Battery and iv. PV-PCM-Wind-Biogas-Battery) have been compared for the hot and humid climatic location of Chennai, India. Optimization has been carried out to minimize the cost of energy and the net present cost has also been computed. It has been found that the integration of PCM with the PV-Wind-Biogas-Battery-based off-grid system results in savings of USD 0.22 million in terms of net present cost and reduces the cost of energy from USD 0.099/kWh to USD 0.094/kWh. Similarly, for another off-grid HRES configuration of PV-Wind-Battery, the integration of PCM results in savings of USD 0.17 million, and reduces the cost of energy from USD 0.12/kWh to USD 0.105/kWh.

Original language	English
Article number	6373
Number of pages	21
Journal	Energies
Volume	14
Issue number	19
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/en14196373
Publication status	Published - 5 Oct 2021

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hybrid renewable energy system
solar photovoltaics
wind
battery
phase change material
optimization
net present cost
cost of energy

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