Design an optimum standalone hybrid renewable energy system for a small town at Portland, Victoria using iHOGA

2017 Australasian Universities Power Engineering Conference (AUPEC) Pub Date : 2017-11-01 DOI:10.1109/AUPEC.2017.8282487

P. Ganguly, Akhtar Kalam, A. Zayegh

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Renewable energy sources are being considered as an alternative power generating sources due to their convenience and environmental benefits. Hybrid renewable energy systems(HRES) use two or more types of renewable energy technologies, allowing improved system efficiency and power reliability. This types of systems also help to reduce the requirements of energy storage systems for standalone applications. With the advancements in renewable energy technologies, HRES are becoming increasingly popular in distant area powering applications. Proper sizing of the components of HRES is important as over-sizing may lead to increased establishment cost and under sizing might cause inability to supply the load demand. The paper discusses a detailed methodology to optimally size the components of a HRES for a small town located in Portland, Victoria, Australia, Using the software iHOGA. The optimum system configuration is selected by analyzing the different solutions obtained. The characteristics of the selected system are discussed.

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使用iHOGA为维多利亚波特兰的一个小镇设计一个最佳的独立混合可再生能源系统

可再生能源因其便利性和环境效益而被认为是一种替代能源。混合可再生能源系统(HRES)使用两种或两种以上类型的可再生能源技术，可以提高系统效率和电力可靠性。这种类型的系统还有助于降低独立应用对储能系统的要求。随着可再生能源技术的进步，HRES在远程供电应用中越来越受欢迎。适当的HRES组件尺寸很重要，因为尺寸过大可能导致建立成本增加，而尺寸不足可能导致无法满足负载需求。本文讨论了一种详细的方法，以优化位于澳大利亚维多利亚州波特兰市的一个小镇的HRES组件，使用软件iHOGA。通过分析得到的不同解，选择出最优的系统结构。讨论了所选系统的特点。

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