Potential Study And A Development Of Hybrid Solar Pico Hydro Power Harvesting For Urban And Rural Area

Mohd Zali, Muhammad Fahmie Izuddin (2017) Potential Study And A Development Of Hybrid Solar Pico Hydro Power Harvesting For Urban And Rural Area. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project presents a potential study and a development of hybrid solar-pico hydro power harvesting for the urban and rural area.Supply from fossil resources is depleting and will run out.The important issue needs to be solved are the electricity demand is rising and no electricity access because of no extension of the electricity grid. The main materials that used in this project are generator and a solar cell that generates an electricity. The ball valve is chosen to control the flow of water from the tank,15mm x 1mm diameter of the pipe,tank to gather the water,hydro and solar hybrid controller to charge the battery and battery to store the generated electricity.The electricity is generated by two ways which are by using the generator that uses the water and solar cell that use the sunlight.The voltage,current,and power are recorded and the analysis is conducted.The results of this project are to produce the hybrid solar hydro system to generate electric power by using a combination of two renewable sources and it generates 5W output power.Therefore the design allows for prototype generate the output in two modes even though there is an imbalance in the amount of sunlight or amount of rainfall,generation of power is always there.

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