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2010
Journal Article
Title

Operating control strategies and dimensioning of photovoltaic-powered reverse osmosis desalination plants without batteries

Abstract
Small photovoltaic reverse osmosis systems (PV-RO) without batteries are not driven constantly at their operating point, but are tracked to the solar power offered. Because of this intermittent and dynamic operation, high requirements for the operating control strategies must be satisfied. A PV-RO system has been modelled in the Dymola simulation environment. This system minimizes the specific energy consumption (SEC) and accordingly distributes the incoming PV power to the different pumps in the PV-RO system. The operating control strategy also accounts for the requirements stipulated by the membrane producer. To obtain the required amount of permeate every day of the year, a tool has been developed especially for dimensioning the PV generator for the PV-RO system under the local boundary conditions.
Author(s)
Schies, Alexander
Went, Joachim  
Heidtmann, C.
Eisele, M.
Kroemke, F.
Schmoch, H.
Vetter, Matthias  
Journal
Desalination and water treatment  
DOI
10.5004/dwt.2010.1301
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Solare Energiesysteme ISE  
Keyword(s)
  • Elektrische Energiesysteme

  • Silicium-Photovoltaik

  • Photovoltaische Module und Kraftwerke

  • Regenerative Stromversorgung

  • Modulintegration

  • Modulentwicklung

  • Modulcharakterisierung

  • Modultechnologie und -analyse

  • Dezentrale Wasseraufbereitung

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