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Abstract- This paper concerns the supply of electricity using mainly renewable resources, by considering the regions, which
are rich in solar radiation and wind resources. The set-up scenario investigated cost- effectiveness of using a wind turbine
added to the PV-generator system. This work is done based on the process used to plan, design, and implement an on-grid
electrical system for few houses located in rural areas of eastern India. The economic analysis and optimization of the hybrid
renewable energy model is done to find out feasibility of hybrid systems in these regions.
Loads (July-October)
The maximum demand of power per day is taken as
5KW during the month of July to October as shown
in Figure: 1
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Solar insolation and diesel. For continuous supply of The maximum solar radiation is found for the
power during non availability of sun and wind flow month of May and June with daily radiation of
a diesel generator is taken. Hence the components 5.786kWh/m2/day, whereas minimum radiation was
considered for the system are: found during the month of August with daily
1. Solar Photovoltaic system radiation 4.048kWh/m2/day .The average radiation
2. Wind Turbine throughout the year was 5.1758kWh/m2/day.
3. Diesel Generator
4. Storage device DIESEL GENERATOR
STORAGE DEVICE
Table 2: Solar radiation throughout the year IV. INPUT UNIT COST OF EQUIPMENT’S
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The HOMER software is used to simulated peak The cost summary of hybrid system and net Present
demand of primary load, which is found to be 6.2kW cost of component size and cost type obtained after
and total energy consumption is found as simulation is given below in Figure 6 and Figure 7
31kWh/day, calculated peak demand is found as 6 respectively.
kW and total energy consumption is 37.1kWh/day.
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The economics of hybrid system is represented above But, the renewable hybrid system is still considered
where the overall costs associated with the system is as expensive and difficult to combine various energy
given in individual manner of each participating sources together. Initially the scheme may be costly
scheme as well as the overall system considered as a but, commercial use with the more customers of such
whole. The costs associated with hybrid system is systems can decrease the cost of technology and
given in both component type and cost type. become economical for consumers. The expense is
only for one time with a life span of about 20-25
VII. SUMMARIZED RESULT years. The simulated hybrid system can be used in
any off grid areas for electrification anywhere in the
The hybrid system consisting of Wind, solar PV and country, as radiation of sun is used as primary source
Diesel generator was modeled separately by of energy which is abundantly available throughout.
defining real input parameters for each of the
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