Title Optimiranje fotonaponskih sustava primijenjenih u navodnjavanju Title (english) Optimization of photovoltaic - powered irrigation water pumping systems Author Zvonimir Glasnović Mentor Mile Baće (mentor)Mentor Nedjeljko Perić (komentor)Committee member Jure Margeta (član povjerenstva)Committee member Mile Baće (član povjerenstva)Committee member Nedjeljko Perić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Frane Tomić (član povjerenstva) Committee member Vladimir Mikuličić (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Zagreb Defense date and country 2004-07-09, Croatia Scientific / art field, TECHNICAL SCIENCES Universal decimal classificationUDC ) 621.3 - Electrical engineering 620 - Materials testing. Power stations. Economics of energy 004 - Computer science and technology. Computing. Data processing Abstract Dosadašnje metode za određivanje nazivne električne snage fotonaponskih (FN) crpnih sustava primjenjenih u navodnjavanju počivaju na nomogramima proizvođača i/ili odgovarajućim proračunima, čiji su osnovni ulazni parametri: zahtijevana hidraulička energija, mjesečne srednje dnevne vrijednosti Sunčevog zračenja i karakteristike FN crpnog sustava. Međutim, u takvom postupku, odvojeno se promatraju potrebe za hidrauličkom energijom i mogućnosti njene proizvodnje FN crpnim sustavom iz raspoložive solarne energije. Također, ne uzimaju se u obzir dinamičke karakteristike vodozahvata iz bušotine, kao niti rezerve vode u tlu tijekom sezone navodnjavanja. Sve ovo rezultira u nesustavnom te zato i prilično nepreciznom postupku dimenzioniranja sustava, pri čemu se u tome nerijetko pretjeruje, a što se posljedično odražava na povećanu investiciju i eventualnu ekonomsku opravdanost takvih sustava.
Ovim radom dan je znanstveni postupak dimenzioniranja optimalnog FN crpnog sustava u navodnjavanju. U tom smislu sustavno se analizira predmetni problem te cjelovito sagledavaju svi relevantni elementi sustava i njihove karakteristike, odnosno karakteristike FN crpnog sustava, vodozahvata, lokalne klime, tla, biljnih kultura i sustava za navodnjavanje. Postavljen je cilj minimiziranja maksimalne nazivne električne snage FN generatora (MIN-MAX postupak), a primijenjen je hibridni simulacijsko-optimizacijski model u kojem se za optimiranje koristi dinamičko programiranje, dok se neophodna ograničenja rješavaju simulacijom. Pri tome promatra se sustav bez akumulacije vode i/ili energije, zatim navodnjavanje metodom kapanja, zahvat vode iz bušotine te FN crpni sustav s potopljenim crpnim agregatom druge generacije. U svrhu verifikacije predmetnog modela optimiranja i dobivanja odgovarajućih istraživačkih rezultata te stjecanja spoznaja o mogućnostima primjene FN crpnih sustava u navodnjavanju u Hrvatskoj odabrane su parcele na područjima Osijeka i Splita. Varijacijom različitih parametara pokazano je da ovakav model uspješno uzima u obzir sve karakteristične veličine i njihove odnose u cjelokupnom sustavu te da se njime može, na zadovoljavajući način, odrediti optimalna veličina FN crpnog sustava u navodnjavanju.
Abstract (english) Recent methods for the determination of nominal electric power of photovoltaic (PV) water pumping systems for irrigation have been based on graphic tools of manufacturers and/or proper calculations, whose basic incoming parameters are: hydraulic energy demand, monthly average daily solar irradiation and characteristics of PV water pumping system. However, in this procedure has been separately considered the demand for hydraulic energy and possibilities of its production from the available solar energy with the PV water pumping system. Further, it have not been considered the dynamic characteristics of boreholes as well as the water storage in the soil during the season of irrigation. All of this has resulted in an unsystematic and therefore rather imprecise procedure of the system sizing, whereby it has been often overrated, which consequently reflected the higher investment and eventual economic sustainability of those systems.
Through this dissertation was given the scientific procedure of the sizing of the optimal PV water pumping system for irrigation. In this sense, it is systematically analysed the subject problem and completely considered all the relevant system elements and their characteristics, i.e. characteristics of PV water pumping system, water supply from boreholes, local climate, soil, crops and irrigation methods. The objective function is the minimization of the maximal nominal electric power of PV generator (MIN-MAX procedure) and the hybrid simulation-optimization model was applied, wherein for the optimization was used the dynamic programming, while the constraints are defined by the simulation model. For all that, the system is viewed without the water and/or energy accumulation, further the irrigation system by trickle distribution method and for the PV water pumping systems of the second generation submersible motor-pump subsystem. For the purpose of the verification of the model optimization and reaching appropriate researching results, as well as gaining the knowledge of the applying possibilities of PV water pumping systems for irrigation in Croatia, were chosen the locations in Osijek and Split areas. By variation of different parameters was shown that this model successfully takes into consideration all characteristic values and their relations in the integrated system, whereby through this model could be, in satisfactory way, determinated the optimal value of PV water pumping system for irrigation.
Keywords
Fotonaponski crpni sustav
fotonaponski sustavi
samonapajajući fotonaponski sustavi
fotovoltaici
solarna energija
navodnjavanje
optimalno dimenzioniranje
optimiranje
dinamičko programiranje
sistemsko inženjerstvo
Keywords (english)
PV Water Pumping
PV – powered systems
Small Scale PV Systems
Stand Alone PV Systems
Photovoltaic
Solar Energy
Irrigation
Optimal Sizing
Optimization
Dynamic Programming
System Engineering
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:168:439736 Study programme Title: Doctoral study programme "Electrical Engineering and Computing" Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Closed access Terms of use Created on 2019-06-03 13:39:01
