Design and Optimization of a Hybrid Vertical Axis Wind Turbine with Solar Panel System |
Author(s): |
| Prince Dubey , Oriental institute of Science and Technology; Arjun kumar, Oriental institute of Science and Technology; Vishal Gupta, Oriental institute of Science and Technology; Avinash Kumar Jha, Oriental institute of Science and Technology; Satya Prakash, Oriental institute of Science and Technology |
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| Design, Fabrication, Solar Wind Turbine, Hybrid Renewable Energy |
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Our nation's growing energy demands lead to frequent power outages in rural areas. This is due to both high-power consumption by factories and the limited availability of non-renewable energy sources. Adopting a hybrid renewable energy system for electricity generation is a well-known, quick, reliable, and cost-effective solution for rural households. A solar-wind energy combination can significantly reduce electricity dependency in remote areas. However, wind speed fluctuates between day and night, impacting the horizontal axis wind turbine's output. To address this, a vertical axis wind turbine with a C-type blade has been introduced to generate power at low wind speeds. By integrating the C-type blade wind turbine with solar photovoltaic, a hybrid system has been developed. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV13I10082 Published in: Volume : 13, Issue : 1 Publication Date: 01/04/2025 Page(s): 141-144 |
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