goal of the study "Techno-economic design as well as the incorporation of environmentally friendly Hybrid PV/Wind/Diesel Turbine generation into the Nigerian power system" aims to
A study on the wind energy potentials for a number of Nigerian cities shows that the annual average speeds of about 2.2 m/s at the coasted region and 4.5 m/s at the far northern region
The present work studied the feasibility of using hybrid energy system for electricity generation in rural areas in Ibadan, Nigeria. The effects of changes in wind speed and global solar radiation on the optimal hybrid energy system are also examined. The performed sensitivity analysis based on range of values of wind speed
goal of the study "Techno-economic design as well as the incorporation of environmentally friendly Hybrid PV/Wind/Diesel Turbine generation into the Nigerian power system" aims to combine energy sources made up of fossil fuels with renewable (photovoltaic) energy sources in order to produce more energy at a cheaper cost
The present work studied the feasibility of using hybrid energy system for electricity generation in rural areas in Ibadan, Nigeria. The effects of changes in wind speed and global solar radiation
searching for "the best" possible option from combinations of grid supply, diesel generator, wind turbine and solar photovoltaic cell power generation. Their results showed that grid is the best
In order to provide a more reliable power supply, a hybrid power system with a 40W solar tracking system as the second energy source was attached to the constructed wind turbine. HAWT''s design makes it useful as a teaching tool.
The findings of the study revealed that hybrid systems had superior effectiveness compared to individualized wind turbines (WTs) or solar systems in certain geographical
The findings of the study revealed that hybrid systems had superior effectiveness compared to individualized wind turbines (WTs) or solar systems in certain geographical areas, whilst standalone wind systems were deemed ideal in other locations.
A study on the wind energy potentials for a number of Nigerian cities shows that the annual average speeds of about 2.2 m/s at the coasted region and 4.5 m/s at the far northern region of country.
A model of a grid tied hybrid power system consisting of solar and wind turbine generator is developed. The model is implemented in MATLAB/Simulink. The MPPT technique known as perturb and observe is used to extract maximum power points at
This paper presents the design of a stand‐alone photovoltaic/wind (PV/wind) hybrid energy system for a household in a rural area of Nkanu‐West in Eastern Nigeria with a daily load of 8.4 kwh/d. Solar radiation and wind speed for the design of the
In order to provide a more reliable power supply, a hybrid power system with a 40W solar tracking system as the second energy source was attached to the constructed wind turbine. HAWT''s
This paper presents the design of a stand‐alone photovoltaic/wind (PV/wind) hybrid energy system for a household in a rural area of Nkanu‐West in Eastern Nigeria with a daily load of
Techno-Economic Analysis of Hybrid Solar-Wind Energy System for Electricity Generation in Nigeria. Sani Ibrahim Department of Mechanical Engineering, Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa. Nasarawa State. Abstract This paper presents technical and economic assessment of a hybrid solar-wind energy system for electricity generation in rural area of the
searching for "the best" possible option from combinations of grid supply, diesel generator, wind turbine and solar photovoltaic cell power generation. Their results showed that grid is the best choice economically while Hybrid Solar-Grid power is the best from environmental point of view.
The wind energy resources were visualized in six areas of south-south Nigeria for a hybrid system by applying the Weibull distribution function with values of wind speed estimated to be from 3.21 to 4.19 m/s at 10 m height . Okeniyi explored the Weibull as well as the Rayleigh distribution to verify the wind speed resources in Akure for an 11
The hybrid wind turbine system can generate reliable steady power output with the compensation from CAES (Compressed Air Energy Storage). It has been concluded from both simulation and test results that the proposed hybrid system of wind turbine and CAES is feasible with a great potential for future industrial applications.
The wind energy potential in the north-central part of Nigeria is suitable for an off-grid system, as their power density falls in the range 16.57–76.40 W/m² and annual average wind speed is 2.75 to 4.57 m/s.
The stakeholders in wind energy development in Nigeria should emphasize the importance of deploying wind energy systems for economic benefits and reducing emission rates to the government.
A hybrid wind turbine is a kW-level wind turbine integrated with a small-scale CAES unit. In this paper, a new concept of such a system is proposed. To smoothly integrate the two torques without mechanical force coupling, a mechanical transmission mechanism is developed.
A hybrid solar and wind energy system was found to be suitable for rural areas in Nigeria, specifically in the south-eastern region [ 82 ] and the south-south region [ 14 ]. The study focused on Nsukka in the south-eastern region and another location in the south-south region.
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