Pub Date : 2018-10-01DOI: 10.1109/SEEMS.2018.8687375
K. Namrata, Ankita Pundir, A. Varshney, Bhushan R. Mahajan
The intent of our research paper is bringing to the attention the dire need of superseding our current energy source with solar energy. This is required for not just the major but minor cities of India as well. As we know India being a tropical country receives favorable amount of solar radiation in every nook and corner. This makes it possible to adapt solar energy as one of the main energy source. But such an adaptation requires time and thorough research. We can start by selecting the zones which receive enough amount of solar radiation so that it can be harnessed to generate power. This paper is a noble attempt in that direction. To calculate the Average Hourly Global Solar Radiation for each month of some cities viz. Vishakhapatnam (east zone), Port Blair (south zone), Pune (west zone), New Delhi (north zone), and Nagpur (central zone), the Angstrom correlation has been used. The aforementioned cities have been so selected that each city is in each of the five topographical zones of the country. Then a comparison has been drawn with the measured values by Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE). The calculations have been simulated using MATLAB and validation is done between measured and calculated data using statistical error tests (MAD, BIAS, MSE, RMSE, and MAPE).
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Pub Date : 2018-10-01DOI: 10.1109/SEEMS.2018.8687338
Fahad Mehfuz
Humans intangible desire for exploring the unknown has been universal and enduring and it has provided benefits to our society for centuries. Space exploration helps to answer fundamental queries about our position in the Universe and the history of our solar system. It helps expand our technologies, create new industries, etc. Future space exploration missions require complex vehicles, habitats, robotic assistants and self-sufficient spacecraft systems which adapt to complex, and irresolute environments. The systems should be robust, economical and lightweight. With the advent of a technological boost in autonomous robotics and related philosophies, this seems an achievable dream in the near future. In this paper, we have discussed some recent implementations deployed or being developed for off world exploration and also presented a comparison amongst them.
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Pub Date : 2018-10-01DOI: 10.1109/SEEMS.2018.8687351
Rohini, Urvi Singh, Apoorvi, Rajneesh Bhardwaj, M. A. Ansari, Mukul Singh
Due to the excess usage of non-renewable resource based fuels such as petrol, diesel, coal and gas have left their natural reservoirs in a drastically depleted state. Now, mankind is finding new ways to make use of the renewable resources for the energy consumption purposes. In this paper, we have designed a smart grid which consists of PV array (solar energy resource), Fuel Cell, Battery Storage system and a fuzzy logic based Energy Management System.
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