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RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
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ABSTRACT
>In our project we are using this concept and usefulness of solar cell by
which we are trying to design solar photovoltaic generation system of a
sample building.
Environmental Aspect
Economic Aspect
Indian Scenario
Future Prospects
COMPARISON WITH OTHER GENERATION METHODS
PROS
• Low cost substrate and
fabrication process
CONS
• Not very stable
Amorphous Silicon PV Cells
The most advanced of thin film technologies
Operating efficiency ~6%
Makes up about 13% of PV market
PROS
• Mature manufacturing
technologies available
CONS
• Initial 20-40% loss in
efficiency
Poly Crystalline PV Cells
Non – Silicon Based Technology
PROS
• 16% laboratory efficiency
• 6-9% module efficiency
CONS
• Immature manufacturing process
WORKING PRINCIPLE OF PV CELL
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>PV cells convert sunlight into electricity.
2.BATTERY SIZING
No of batteries in parallel =Na =Required battery capacity (considering an autonomy of 7 days
and allowable depth of discharge of 0.8) /ampere hour capacity of selected battery.
No of batteries in series =Ns =battery bus volt. (assumed)/selected battery bus voltage from
battery specification sheet.
Total no of batteries =Nb =no of batteries in parallel x no of batteries in series.
3.INVERTER SIZING
From the load curve of the sample house if the maximum energy demand at peak hours is Wt
watt, then for safety purpose the inverter should be 25-30% bigger in size.
2. SOLAR INVERTER 1
• Isolated mountaintops and other rural areas are ideal for stand-
alone PV systems where maintenance and power accessibility
makes PV the ideal technology.
Present PV Scenario in India
• In terms of overall installed PV capacity, India comes fourth after
Japan, Germany and U.S.
(With Installed capacity of 110 MW)
• Targets have been set for the large scale utilization of PV technology
by different sectors within the next five years
Global Scenario
• Solar Electric Energy demand has grown consistently by 20-25% per
annum over the past 20 years (from 26 MW back in 1980 to 127MW
in 1997)
• Major power policy reforms and tax incentives will play a major role
if all the above said is to be effectively realized.
“The Light at the end of the Tunnel”