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Frabrication of Solar Powered Reciprocating Pump
Frabrication of Solar Powered Reciprocating Pump
BE Mechanical
Project Phase – 1
Solar pumping systems are best suited for transfer operations (to
pump water out of bore, for instance, or transfer it from dam to
storage tank) in which pumps run continuously for most of the
day. Applications that require water to be pumped at night are
not as well suited to solar-powered pumps, as storage solutions
such as batteries and storage tanks can add significantly to the
cost of the system. Although these energy storage solutions can
be expensive, they allow for greater utilization of the PV system.
Depending on the application, stocked water can be fed by
gravity when there is insufficient sunlight to power the solar
pumps, thus reducing diesel consumption further. Due to the
high capital costs that are still associated with solar systems,
simple paybacks of seven to eight years are generally achievable
only where pumping currently occurs for more than half the year.
1. Solar Powered Dave Umang Y., In this paper author has discussed about the
Reciprocating Nena Vivek, position and purpose of photovoltaic panels
Pump Thakor Nirmal and its use. The size of the PV system depends
And Parmar on a size of the pump and amount of water lift
Krunal as well as the solar irradiance available. The
paper also highlights the components and
material required for construction of solar
reciprocating pump. For example, solar panel-
Silicon material, crank shaft-Mild steel, valve-
stainless steel and tank-mild Steel.
The reciprocating pump is running on
electricity generated by solar cell available
from collected sunlight.
Phase IV Design
Phase V Fabrication
Phase VI Testing
2 Battery -
4 Motor -
4. Design of Motor:
1. Speed of rotation[4]
N=15 rpm
2. Power output form reciprocating pump
P=23.52 Watt
3. Calculation of Torque
P= 2 πNT/ 60
T=23.52x60/ 2πx15
T=14.97 N-m =149.78 Kg-Cm =1.4978 Kg-m
T=10.82 lb-ft
4. Calculation of HP
HP = Torque x RPM /5252
=10.82 x 15 / 5252
=0.031 hp
To select the 0.033(1/33) HP standard motor.
Thursday, September 30, 2021 Mechanical Engineering Department 21
References
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