CLIMATIC ISSUES FOR RENEWABLE AUTONOMOUS PV LIGHT AND SIGNAL UNITS DEVELOPMENT
https://doi.org/10.15518/isjaee.2015.10-11.010
Abstract
The paper shows that the fast growth and implementation of renewable energy systems require complex analysis for such systems composition and components taking into account the climatic region conditions of application. The problem is particularly urgent because of the significant differences of climatic conditions in the Russian Federation regions. The fact that operating temperature regimes are not taken into consideration in the design of power plants, in some cases leads to efficiency loss of power plants and reduce warranty of consumer power supply. The energy storage devices used in power plants are the most sensitive to temperature regimes. This paper analyses the high and low operation temperature influence on different electric energy storage devices parameters of autonomous PV light and signal units as renewable energy systems containing energy storage devices. Such power plants usually don’t have resources for additional accumulator heating/cooling, therefore the correct choice of storage device is quite crucial in this case.
About the Authors
O. S. Popel
Joint Institute for High Temperatures (Russian Federation Agency for Scientific Institutions)
Russian Federation
DSc (engineering), Deputy Director of Joint Institute for High Temperatures
Russian Federation
DSc (engineering), Deputy Director of Joint Institute for High Temperatures
S. E. Frid
Joint Institute for High Temperatures (Russian Federation Agency for Scientific Institutions)
Russian Federation
PhD (engineering), Head of Laboratory, Joint Institute for High Temperature
Russian Federation
PhD (engineering), Head of Laboratory, Joint Institute for High Temperature
Yu. G. Kolomiets
Joint Institute for High Temperatures (Russian Federation Agency for Scientific Institutions)
Russian Federation
PhD (engineering), researcher of Joint Institute for High Temperatures
Russian Federation
PhD (engineering), researcher of Joint Institute for High Temperatures
A. B. Tarasenko
Joint Institute for High Temperatures (Russian Federation Agency for Scientific Institutions)
Russian Federation
engineer of Joint Institute for High Temperatures
Russian Federation
engineer of Joint Institute for High Temperatures
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Popel O.S., Frid S.E., Kolomiets Yu.G., Tarasenko A.B. CLIMATIC ISSUES FOR RENEWABLE AUTONOMOUS PV LIGHT AND SIGNAL UNITS DEVELOPMENT. Alternative Energy and Ecology (ISJAEE). 2015;(10-11):98-106. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.15518/isjaee.2015.10-11.010
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