This paper presents the characterization of sea wave behavior in some areas of Lattakia
shore, through monitoring for more than one site different from each other by terrain,
water depth and bottom type (sand, rocks).
It also presents results of m
easurements of wave height values and their period at
breakwater area of Lattakia port, and also shows results of power calculations trans- mitted
with waves and speed of those waves, and brings a comparison of energy values calculated
using different experimental equations is being used globally, and shows that wave's speed
and period are independent from each other.
Also shows that it is possible to apply wave power techniques in Syria ,relying on principle
of high strength and low height , best way to achieve this is through hydraulic circuits ,and
installation of a central system and several subsystems connected to it ,this provides a
continuous flow of power.
This paper offer a designed module for buck-boost DC-DC converter, able to solve
unsteady charging voltage problem, due to constant decreasing scale of transformers and
grid or solar panel voltage drop, this module has been designed using fuzzy log
ic in PWM
control and simulated in matlab and all test and its results illustrated the suitable figure.
This Research presents a detailed study and practical design for the
construction, programming and implementation of the system to
receive SMS messages sent from a mobile phone or more to the
SIM card placed with in the circuit (GSM-MODULE) connected in
turn with a microcontroller which translates and shows this message
on the optical matrix.
DC-DC converter is one of the most essential component for
efficient utilization in renewable energy sources.
The main goal of this paper is to use Maximum power point
tracking (MPPT) system and buck-boost DC/DC converter in the
photovoltaic (PV)
system to maximize the (PV) output power,
irrespective of the temperature and irradiation conditions.
The main goal of this search is to design maximum solar power batteries charging
system, Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) system is used in the photovoltaic (PV)
system consisting of a buck-boost Direct Current DC/DC converter, which is controll
ed by
a microcontroller unit, The microcontroller is programmed with a simple and reliable
MPPT called Incremental Conductance (InCond).
The designed battery charger was tested, and the results obtained had insured about
the permanent control on the battery charging.
Comparison study was done, with PWM solar charger controller, it was obvious by
The experimental results, that the battery get charged in a very short time period
considering of the solar sun light hours per day, and the characteristics of the used solar
panel, which confirm the reliable performance of the suggested charging system.
This research deals with improving the efficiency of solar photovoltaic (PV) power
systems using a Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC) for Maximum Power Point Tracking
(MPPT), to control the duty cycle of DC-DC Voltage Converter, to achieve the
photovolt
aic system works at a Maximum Power Point under different atmospheric
changes of the solar insolation and ambient temperature. In this context, this research
presents a new model for FLC developed in Matlab/Simulink environment. The proposed
model for the controller is based on the conventional Perturb and Observe (P&O)
technique. Where, in similar to the conventional P&O technique, the changes in the Power
and tension of photovoltaic power system, are considered as the input variables of the
proposed controller, while the output variable is the change in the duty cycle. The main
advantage of the developed controller FLC, based on the considering the change in the
duty cycle has a Variable Step Size, and directly related to the changes in the power and
tension of the Photovoltaic system. Which make it possible to overcome the problem of
fixed Step Size in the change of the duty cycle in the conventional MPPT- P&O Controller
based on P&O technique. The MPPT- P&O Fuzzy, works by a variable step size achieve a
fast speed response and high efficiency for tracking the MPP point under sudden and
rapidly varying atmospheric conditions, compared with the conventional MPPT- P&O. The
simulation results completed in Matlab/Simulink environment, showed the best
performance of developed MPPT- P&O Fuzzy controller in tracking the MPP by achieving
a better dynamic performance and high accuracy, compared with the use of the
conventional MPPT- P&O under different atmospheric changes.
This research deals with improving the efficiency of solar photovoltaic (PV) power
systems using a Maximum Power Point Tracker controller (MPPT controller), based in his
work on the Maximum Power Point Tracking techniques via the direct control met
hod.
Which used to control the duty cycle of DC-DC Voltage Converter, to achieve the
photovoltaic system works at a Maximum Power Point under different atmospheric
changes of the solar insolation and ambient temperature. In this context, our work is
focused on the simulation of the components of the power generating system, such as the
photovoltaic system, DC-DC Boost Converter and a MPPT controller in Matlab/Simulink
environment. The simulating of the MPPT controller was based on several algorithms such
as: Constant Voltage algorithm, Perturb and Observe algorithm and Incremental
Conductance algorithm by using Embedded MATLAB function. The simulation results
showed the effectiveness of the MPPT controller to increase the photovoltaic system power
compared with non-use of a MPPT controller. The results also showed the best
performance of MPPT controller based on Perturb and Observe and Incremental
Conductance algorithm, compared with constant voltage algorithm in tracking the
Maximum Power Point under atmospheric changes.
This research introduce a detailed study of designing high efficiency
100W DC-DC Boost Converter for standalone photovoltaic system
and practical implementation of it’s circuit, by selecting the best
elements with less loss in power in the tow des
igns,to reach the best
efficiency by theoretical calculations and simulation in ORCA, and
compare the results with the practical implementation. Also this
research shows a study of effect of frequency variation on the
efficiency of the converter.
The objective of this work is to study and design a module of super capacitors for recovering the braking
energy in trolleybuses. The module of super capacitors is charged and discharged by Buck-Boost
converter that is reversible in current. The co
ntrol and the smoothing elements of the converter are
designed with taking into account the non-linear nature of super capacitors. To recover quickly the
braking energy, the module is charged with constant current, while the discharging is done with constant
voltage on the DC link of trolleybus. The module of super capacitors in its different operations (starting
up, powering auxiliary equipments, braking) is simulated in the SIMPLORER environment. As a result,
the different operating values (as voltage, current and temperature) are determined for the elements of
the studied module (diodes, IGBTs, capacitor, super capacitors). Finally, the failure rate and the
reliability of the module elements are estimated depending on the different operating factors. The module
faults is analyzed.
The DC sources like fuel cells, solar cells, storage units need to
raise its output voltage in order to match load requirements. So often these systems are equipped with Power Electronics
techniques in general and DC-DC booster converters in partic
ular.
The paper provides the mathematical model and algorithm for
designing the booster converter with selected values in order to define the values of the most important parameters of its
components including inductor parameters. Based on the developed algorithm, a simulation of the system is conducted in MATLAB / Simulink environment to analyze the impact of changing the inductor inductance on booster performance.
Also the paper includes the mathematical model and algorithm for designing the booster inductor in terms of material, conductor type and shape of core and number of windings. Based on the design results, the inductor has been implemented completely in the laboratory. The inductance of the implemented inductor has been measured using a number of measuring methods to make sure of its value and match it with the theoretical values of design. Finally, the developed algorithm has been translated into a program in an environment Matlab / GUI , with which several computer tests have been performed.