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Use of Solar Panel as Wind Turbine Blades Energy Hybridization
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Abstract: The goal of this project is to model, analyse, and simulate a small-scale wind/PV hybrid power generating system. Many characteristics, such as pitch angle, rotor diameter, wind speed, and others, are considered while modelling a wind turbine. The PV module is then modelled under realistic variables like cell temperature and solar radiation. The mathematical model for a small scale horizontal axis wind turbine and PV system is solved using a MATLAB computer tool. A small-scale wind turbine with a 500 W permanent magnet synchronous generator was used for the experiment. A PV panel with 36 monocrystalline silicon cells linked in series and rated at 50 W was employed. The load uses energy, according to the results. A PV panel of 36 mono crystalline silicon cells linked in series and capable of generating 50 W of rated power was employed. The load absorbs power from both systems, but in various operational situations, such as variations in solar radiation and wind speed, there is an excess and a deficit of power supply.
Keywords: Battery, wire, solar plate, Bearing, Inverter
Keywords: Battery, wire, solar plate, Bearing, Inverter
How to Cite:
[1] Aditya Digambar Gawade, Mohan Dattatrya Giri, Shreeyash Sanjiv Reddi, Abhilash Omkar Valsange, Prof. Raju Singh, “Use of Solar Panel as Wind Turbine Blades Energy Hybridization,” International Journal of Innovative Research in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation and Control Engineering (IJIREEICE), DOI: 10.17148/IJIREEICE.2022.10463
