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Difference between revisions of "PV-Diesel Hybrid Mini-Grid"
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*a PV array with a capacity of 5.1 kW<sub>p</sub>consisting of 30 polycrystalline PV modules with a capacity of 170 W<sub>p</sub>each | *a PV array with a capacity of 5.1 kW<sub>p</sub>consisting of 30 polycrystalline PV modules with a capacity of 170 W<sub>p</sub>each | ||
| − | *a battery bank consisting of 24 elements of 2 | + | *a battery bank consisting of 24 elements of 2 V of lead-acid tubular plate batteries; element capacity is 800 Ah C10 leading to a bank capacity of 38,4 kWh |
| − | *a monophase generator of 10 kVA | + | *a monophase generator of 10 kVA |
| − | * | + | *a 5000 VA inverter |
| + | *220 Volts low voltage three phase AC distribution through a mini-grid | ||
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Revision as of 13:12, 5 October 2009
In Senegal EnDev disseminates PV-diesel hybrid mini-grids for the electrification of villages with more than 500 inhabitants.
The systems consist of:
- a PV array with a capacity of 5.1 kWpconsisting of 30 polycrystalline PV modules with a capacity of 170 Wpeach
- a battery bank consisting of 24 elements of 2 V of lead-acid tubular plate batteries; element capacity is 800 Ah C10 leading to a bank capacity of 38,4 kWh
- a monophase generator of 10 kVA
- a 5000 VA inverter
- 220 Volts low voltage three phase AC distribution through a mini-grid
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