THE ANALYSIS ELECTRICITY GENERATION SYSTEM FOR CLUSTER AREA BASED ON SOLAR CELLS

Studi Kasus Perumahan Griya Bangka Pos Taman Kota 2 Pangkalpinang

  • Ardiansyah Ardiansyah
  • Wahri Sunanda
  • Irwan Dinata

Abstract

The use of fossil fuels as an energy source producing a prolonged will result in air pollution that can cause problems for human health and the environment. This problem is serious to note, of course, can minimum gradually. That is by replacing or reducing dependence on the public to the electrical energy produced through the burning of fossil fuels sourced from PLN, the electrical energy generated independently by the people, of the process of conversion of energy sources alternative energy source, renewable and environmentally friendly. One effort that has been developed is the growing Solar Power Plant  PLTS). Solar Power Plant (SPP) is a power generation system that utilizes solar radiation as an energy source to generate electricity. The solar systems are reviewed in this study there are two types, namely grid connected solar power system with battery and grid connected solar systems without batteries. Overall the total electrical energy consumption needs in Griya Bangka Pos amounted = 9.380 kWh / day. With the isolation of daily sun light at 3.99 kWh / day / . Photovoltaic generating capacity is needed by Ed = 2873.251 ≈ peak watts (3000 Watts peak). PLTS system that comes closest is the feasibility of grid connected solar systems that do not use batteries for home category 900 VA power limit. Total net cash flow is obtained for the old flame solar systems (25 years) is Rp. 54.51887 million, - with a NPV of (Rp. -37,731,130, -).

Keywords: array, battery, grid connected, solar photovoltaic

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Published
2018-09-07
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Ardiansyah, A., Sunanda, W., & Dinata, I. (2018). THE ANALYSIS ELECTRICITY GENERATION SYSTEM FOR CLUSTER AREA BASED ON SOLAR CELLS. ELECTRON : Jurnal Ilmiah Teknik Elektro, 1(1), 10-25. https://doi.org/10.33019/electron.v1i1.366
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