Solar Water Pumping System:-
Why Solar Water Pumping System:-
Design of PV powered DC Pump
Solar PV water pumping system design for Specified Daily Water Requirement:-
- Determine the amount of water required on daily basis.
- Determine the total dynamic head (TDH) for water pumping.
- Determine the hydraulic energy required per day to pump the required amount of water.
- Determine the solar radiation available at given location (1000 watt per meter squire).
- Determine the size and number of solar PV modules required, which motor to use, and the motor rating taking in to account the motor efficiency and other losses.
- Amount of water to be pumped per day = 50,000 liter or 50 metric cube
- Acceleration due to gravity = g = 9.8 m/s2
- Solar PV module used = 150 Wp
- Operating factor = 0.75 ( PV panels, in general, do not operate at their rated peak power
- Pump efficiency = 30% or 0.30 (Its typically between 0.25 to 0.40)
- Mismatch factor = 0.85 ( PV panels usually do not operate at maximum power point, should be 1 if MPPT circuit is used)
- Water density = 1000 kg/m3
- Total vertical lift = 12 m
5m elevation
5m standing water level
2m draw down
Step.1 Determine the total daily water
requirement
Daily
water requirement = 50,000 Ltr
Or
50 m3/day
Step.2 Determine the total dynamic head
Total
vertical lift = 12 m
Friction
losses = 5% of the total vertical lift
=
12 X 0.05 =0.6 m
Total
dynamic head = 12+0.6 = 12.6 m
Step.3 Determine the hydraulic energy
required / day
Hydraulic
energy required to raise water level
=
Mass X g X TDH
=Density
X Volume X g X TDH
=1000
Kg/m3 X 50 m3/ay X 9.8 m/s2 X 12.6 (
Multiplied by 1/3600 to convert seconds in hours.
=
857.5 WH/day
Step.4 Determine solar radiation data
=
6hrs / day (peak of 1000 w/m2 equivalent), actual day length is
longer
Step.5 Determine the number of PV panels and
pump size
Total
wattage of PV panel = total hydraulic energy / No. of peak sun shine hrs.
= 1,715÷6
= 285.83 W
Considering
system losses= Total PV panel wattage ÷ pump efficiency X mismatch factor
= 285.83 ÷ 0.3 X 0.85
= 1,120.90 W
Consider
operating factor for PV module
= Total PV panel wattage after losses ÷
Operating factor
= 1,120.90 ÷ 0.75
= 1,494.53 W
Number
of solar PV panels required of 200 Wp each
= 1,494.53 ÷ 150
= 9.96 approx. 10 Module
Motor Rating of The Motor = 1,494.53 ÷ 746
=
2HP motor
If the MPPT circuit is to be used in the design, we should also specify its power rating. The MPPT circuit normally uses a DC to DC power converter.
Power rating of DC to DC power converter =typically 30% higher than the motor rating
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