A complete mathematical model and software implementation of a solar hydrogen hybrid system has been developed and applied to real data. The mathematical model has been derived from sub-models taken from literature with appropriate modifications and improvements. The model has been implemented as a stand-alone virtual energy system in a model-based, multi-domain software environment.A test run has then been performed on typical residential user data-sets over a year-long period. Results show that the virtual hybrid system can bring about complete grid independence; in particular, hydrogen production balance is positive (+1.25 kg) after a year’s operation with a system efficiency of 7%.
Complete modeling and software implementation of a virtual solar hydrogen hybrid system / Pedrazzi, S.; Zini, G.; Tartarini, Paolo. - In: ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT. - ISSN 0196-8904. - STAMPA. - 51:1(2010), pp. 122-129. [10.1016/j.enconman.2009.08.036]
Complete modeling and software implementation of a virtual solar hydrogen hybrid system
S. Pedrazzi;TARTARINI, Paolo
2010
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A complete mathematical model and software implementation of a solar hydrogen hybrid system has been developed and applied to real data. The mathematical model has been derived from sub-models taken from literature with appropriate modifications and improvements. The model has been implemented as a stand-alone virtual energy system in a model-based, multi-domain software environment.A test run has then been performed on typical residential user data-sets over a year-long period. Results show that the virtual hybrid system can bring about complete grid independence; in particular, hydrogen production balance is positive (+1.25 kg) after a year’s operation with a system efficiency of 7%.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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