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Building integrated solar PV-wind and battery hybrid system
Author(s)
Cyubahiro, Olivier Kiraga
Date Issued
2020
Type
Thesis
Publisher
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Abstract
This thesis proposes an energy management system (EMS) of a Microgrid
comprised of a solar photovoltaic array, wind turbine, and a battery energy storage
system, for a residential building positioned in a remote area. The aim is to design
a control system that will rightly manage generated energy to meet the load
demand. The power generated by the Microgrid is modeled to supply the
residential load and charge the battery simultaneously. The battery storage will
only be dispatched as the last resource to meet the load demand deficit when the
combined power generated from the Microgrid is unable to sustain the residential
load demand. Modeling and simulation are performed using MATLAB/Simulink
comprised of a solar photovoltaic array, wind turbine, and a battery energy storage
system, for a residential building positioned in a remote area. The aim is to design
a control system that will rightly manage generated energy to meet the load
demand. The power generated by the Microgrid is modeled to supply the
residential load and charge the battery simultaneously. The battery storage will
only be dispatched as the last resource to meet the load demand deficit when the
combined power generated from the Microgrid is unable to sustain the residential
load demand. Modeling and simulation are performed using MATLAB/Simulink
Additional information
Thesis (MEng (Energy))--Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2020
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