Designing of Solar PV/Wind/Grid-Tied Hybrid System for A Domestic Load

Abstract

 In ancient times mostly house chore are  done by using muscle powers. With the advent of electrical  energy there is a tremendous shift in the working pattern of  such chores, which resulted in availability of ample time  with the home maker to engage in other productive works. In  achieving this the Indian national grid plays a pivotal role.  However there are such places which faces difficulties in  performing such chores due to frequent outage of electricity,  which creates discomfort and economic loss. As the  technology is developing at a rapid rate, the world is  witnessing new renewable energy sources with improved  efficiency. These sources not only solve the energy shortage problem, rather it is able to fight the environmental menace too. The ever fluctuating global crude oil price also creates a  challenge for India to maintain its energy security. The time  when the Union government is promoting the renewable  source for its various advantages, this study assesses one  such model. The study operates the solar PV and wind mill  in unison and then the hybrid combination is integrated with  the national grid. The study aims to provide continuous power supply with cost effective price. The model is  simulating using the HOMER software and its various  impacts are assessed critically.