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Ravinndra. K. S
Professsor, EED
MNNIT Allahhabad, U.P, India.
rksingh@
@mnnit.ac.in
I. INTRODUCTION
rating
0.1353
KWP/Sq.m
TABLE I
Details of SPV Power Plant
SPV
SPV
Cost/
Power
Type
Area
KW
Plant
required
size
Poly
35.168
4.75
3100$
crystalline
Sq.m
KW
Interleaving
between
rows
1 meter
=DFs DFt
(3)
V. BATTERY ANALYSIS
The PV array output that is in excess of daytime load is
available to charge the battery, which is equal to monthly
total solar radiation (m) that is above Hcm. The battery
SOC is estimated by calculating the solar radiation
utilizability [13], the SOC lies between minimum (Bmin) or
maximum (Bmax) which is taken care by existing charging
control system at the rooftop BTS.
The battery life is determined based on the assumption
that all energy produced by the PV array does not pass
through the battery, the battery lifetime is governed by the
DOD [13] and also the energy available to charge the
battery. The total no of BRPs over the system lifetime is
calculated [13].
4
365
0.5
exp
100
V generated power.
Fig. 7 Scattered graph of battery input & output Vs SPV
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X. CONCLUSION
Addition of small SPV power plant to existing rooftop
BTS is financially viable, with a substantial decrease in
running expenses.
A telecom BTS urban site is quite suitable for setting
up a distributed generation system which has both
communication facility as well as it is connected to utility
grid.
The increased redundancy did not alter the reliability of
the system during night, because the existing battery pack
is used. But there is twofold raise in reliability during
day time.
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