a grid-connected hybrid wind-solar power system

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Abstract
A hybrid renewable energy system consisting of a photovoltaic generator and a wind driven DC machine is interconnected with the power utilities grid. The interconnection is done through the use of two separate single phase full wave controlled bridge converters. The bridge converters are operated in the “inverter mode of operation”. That is to guaranty the extraction of the real powers from the wind driven generator as well as from the photovoltaic generator and inject them into the power utilities grid. At any pretended surrounding weather conditions, maximum extraction of powers from both renewable energy sources is targeted. This is done through the realization of self-adjusted firing angle controllers responsible of triggering the semiconductor elements of the controlled converters. An active power filter is shunted with the proposed setup to guaranty the sinusoid quality of the power utilities line current. The overall performance of the proposed system has been simulated in MATLAB/SIMULINK environment. Quite satisfactory and encouraging results have been obtained.
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Authors ;MAAMAR TALEB
Journal phytopathologia mediterranea
Year 2017
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http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2012%20issue%206%20June%202017/12_6_19.pdf
Keywords
renewable energy sources solar energy engineering (general) civil engineering (general)technology (general) maximum power point tracker

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