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The rising share of photovoltaic (PV) energy requires sophisticated digital techniques for control, monitoring and integration with the grid. In remote areas, where no trained personnel might be nearby to intervene, such technologies are vital to ensure reliability and power quality, and to harness the solar potential of these locations. Moreover, tracking is necessary for moveable systems. Digital technologies can be used to enable and augment the use of PV energy in the grid, as well as for desalination, water pumping and hydrolysis.
Digital Technologies for Solar Photovoltaic Systems: From general to rural and remote installations focuses on the latest research and developments in PV energy system operation and integration. It provides extensive coverage of R&D to overcome critical limitations to the use of remote PV systems.
Chapters cover phase-shifting transformers, grid-connected PV micro-inverter, distribution automation, PV powered water pumping, maximum power point tracking and solar tracking, soiling effects and measurement, cleaning methods, IoT based PV module cooling and cleaning, control of energy storage, and energy management.
This book is a highly useful reference guide for researchers, designers, operators, and experts involved with PV systems, as well as for graduate students.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: The role of digital technologies in solar PV systems: from general to rural installations
Chapter 2: Energy-efficient phase-shifting transformers for rural power systems with solar PV energy sources: the state-of-the-art survey, artificial intelligence-based approach and a case study
Chapter 3: Design and practical implementation of a grid-connected single-stage flyback photovoltaic micro-inverter
Chapter 4: Assessment of influences of high photovoltaic inverter penetration on distribution automation systems: Vietnam distribution network case study
Chapter 5: Processor-in-the-loop implementation for PV water pumping applications
Chapter 6: Advanced distributed maximum power point tracking technology
Chapter 7: Dual-axis solar tracking system providing an intelligent step changing range (SCR) approach using real-time FDM with a sensorless design
Chapter 8: Design and realization of a solar remote tracker system in a rural area
Chapter 9: Comprehensive literature review on the modeling and prediction of soiling effects on solar energy power plants
Chapter 10: Dust soiling concentration measurement system based on image processing techniques
Chapter 11: Anatomization of dry and wet cleaning methods for general to rural and remote installed of solar photovoltaic modules
Chapter 12: Suryashtmikaran - an Internet of Things-based photovoltaic module cooling and cleaning device
Chapter 13: Robust control for energy storage system dedicated to solar-powered electric vehicle
Chapter 14: Influence of energy management in solar photovoltaic system by block chain technologies for rural and remote areas
