Dynamic algorithm to boost the synergy between biogas plants and photovoltaic plants

Q4 Energy
C. Roldán-Blay, D. Dasí-Crespo, C. Roldán-Porta, G. Escrivá-Escrivá, E. Quiles-Cucarella
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Abstract

This research work proposes an efficient management algorithm for the integration of a biogas and photovoltaic plant for self-consumption. The algorithm is based on the optimization of production and energy use in the plants to meet demand at a reduced cost. The algorithm has been validated using models and simulations, using real data from experimental trials, and comparing the results with simple, non-adaptive control strategies. The results obtained show that the synergy between biogas production and solar energy generation is a promising strategy to increase efficiency and sustainability of electricity production. The algorithm has the potential to overcome technical and economic challenges and is a valuable tool for medium-sized installations. Furthermore, the study found that the algorithm can reduce the cost of electricity by up to 5% on average and even more under certain conditions. Additionally, this research highlights the need for further studies to develop advanced algorithms that are adaptable to different scenarios and weather conditions.
提高沼气厂与光伏厂协同效应的动态算法
本研究工作提出了一种高效的沼气光伏自用一体化管理算法。该算法基于工厂生产和能源使用的优化,以降低成本满足需求。该算法已通过模型和仿真验证,使用实验试验的真实数据,并将结果与简单的非自适应控制策略进行比较。结果表明,沼气生产和太阳能发电之间的协同作用是提高电力生产效率和可持续性的有前途的策略。该算法具有克服技术和经济挑战的潜力,是中型装置的宝贵工具。此外,研究发现,该算法可以平均降低高达5%的电力成本,在某些条件下甚至更多。此外,这项研究强调了进一步研究开发适应不同场景和天气条件的先进算法的必要性。
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Renewable Energy and Power Quality Journal
Renewable Energy and Power Quality Journal Energy-Energy Engineering and Power Technology
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