Contents & References of Feasibility of using renewable energy in Hormozgan province with emphasis on wind and solar energy
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Abstract.. 1
Chapter One - General
1-1 Introduction.. 3
1-2 Combined Energy System. 4
1-3 wind energy.. 4
1-4 solar energy.. 7
1-5- Research necessity.. 9
1-6- Research objectives.. 9
1-7- Research questions.. 10
1-8- Research hypotheses.. 10
1- 9- The structure of the thesis.. 11
1-10- Summary.. 12
Chapter II- Review of geographical location, electric energy distribution and wind and solar data of Hormozgan province
2-1- Introduction.. 14
2-1-1- Topography and unevenness of the province. 14
2-1-2- Climate and weather. 15
2-2- Location and geographical coordinates of cities. 16
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2-2-1- Location and geographical coordinates of Abu Musi city. 16
2-2-2- Location and geographical coordinates of Bastak city. 17
2-2-3- Location and geographical coordinates of Beshagard city. 18
2-2-4- Location and geographic coordinates of Bandar Abbas city. 19
2-2-5- Location and geographic coordinates of Bandarlange city. 20
2-2-6- Location and geographical coordinates of Parsian city. 21
2-2-7- Location and geographical coordinates of Jask city. 21
2-2-8- Location and geographical coordinates of Haji Abad city. 22
2-2-9- Location and geographic coordinates of Bandar Khamer city. 23
2-2-10- Location and geographic coordinates of Rodan city. 24
2-2-11- Location and geographical coordinates of Sirik city. 25
2-2-12- Location and geographical coordinates of Qeshm city. 26
2-2-13- Location and geographical coordinates of Minab city. 27
2-3- The status of electrical energy distribution. 28
2-3-1- Electrical energy consumption and simultaneous and non-simultaneous distribution maximum load. 31
2-3-2- Statistics of electricity distribution facilities. 33
2-4- wind and solar data. 37
2-4-1- Wind speed data. 38
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2-4-2- Solar radiation data. 40
2-5- Summary.. 43
Chapter 3- Selection of the optimal location for the construction of wind and solar power plants using Hierarchy Analysis Algorithm
3-1- Introduction.. 45
3-2- Introduction of the basics of Analysis Hierarchy Algorithm (AHP). 45
3-3- Modeling and choosing the optimal location of wind and solar power plants using EC software. 49
3-3-1- Locating the wind power plant with EC software. 55
3-3-2- Locating the solar power plant with EC software. 58
3-3- 3- Locating solar wind power plant with EC software. 60
3-4- Summary.. 62
Chapter 4- Technical and economic review of the hybrid wind-solar system with EC software
4-1- Introduction.. 65
4-2- Introducing the basics of HOMER software. 67
4-3- Modeling and technical and economic analysis of the combined system with HOMER. 72
4-3-1- Components of the combined system. 72
4-3-1-1- Electric charge. 73
4-3-1-2- wind and solar sources. 81
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4-3-1-3- Wind turbine. 95
4-3-1-4- Photovoltaic array. 101
4-3-1-5- Battery.. 108
4-3-1-6- Power converter. 110
4-3-2- Combined system analysis and sensitivity analysis. 111
4-3-2-1- Simulation and analysis of the combined system. 112
4-3-2-2- Verification and generalization of the results. 114
4-3-2-3- Sensitivity analysis. 115
4-4- Summary.. 116
Chapter V- Conclusions and suggestions
5-1- Results.. 118
5-2- Future research.. 119
Sources and references
Persian sources.. 121
Non-Persian sources .. 122
English abstract.. 125
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