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Prof. Dr. Hassan El-Tamaly Professor of Electrical Power Engineering Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Researches Under supervision of Study of Interconnecting Issues of Photovoltaic/Wind Hybrid System with Electric Utility Using Artificial IntelligenceBy Eng. Adel Abd Elbaset Mohammed
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Approved by the Examining Committee Prof. Dr. Mohammed Abd Elmoneim Tantaway Professor of Electrical Power & Machines, Electrical Eng. Dept., Faculty of Eng., Mansoura University Prof. Dr. Omar Hanafy Abdallah Professor of Electrical Power & Machines, Electrical Eng. Dept., Faculty of Eng., Helwan University Prof. Dr. Hassan Hussein Hussein El-Tamaly Professor of Electrical Power and Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Researches, Faculty of Eng., El-Minia University
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Chapter 1 :Introduction And Previous Work Chapter 2: Design of PV System Interconnected With EU Chapter 3: Operation Control Strategy And Simulation of PV System Interconnected With EU Chapter 4 :Design Of WES Interconnected With EU Chapter 5 : Operation Control Strategy and Simulation Of WTG Interconnected With EU Chapter 6 :Design and Control Strategy Of PV/WES HEPS Interconnected With EU Chapter 7 Impact Of Interconnecting Issue PV/WES With EU On Their Reliability Using A Fuzzy Scheme Chapter 8 Conclusions And Suggestions For Future Work
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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION AND PREVIOUS WORK As energy demands around the world increase, the need for a renewable energy source that will not harm the environment has been increased. Some projections indicate that the global energy demand will almost triple by 2050 [1]. Renewable energy sources currently supply somewhere between 15% and 20% of total world energy demand. Photovoltaic, PV, and wind energy system, WES, are the most promising as a future energy technology [2]. A 30% contribution to world energy supply from renewable energy sources by year 2020 would reduce the energy related CO 2 emission by 25 %.
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Benefits of Renewable Energy sources No smoke or pollution Free of Charge Low kWh Cost No CO 2 emission Enhance diversity in energy supply markets and strengthen energy security Contribute to the securing of long term Offer low operating cost. High power quality.
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Different Sources of Renewable Energy Wind Energy Photovoltaic Hydro Energy Tidal Energy Biomass Energy Ocean Thermal Energy Geothermal Energy
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