This paper presents one possible solution of hybrid electrical power supply for military units without electric connection to electric distribution network. The hybrid photovoltaic and diesel aggregates island's power supply with maximal power of 80 kW and daily energy of 400 kWh is shown in this paper. The advantages of this system are: reduced consumption of fossil fuels, efficient use of fossil fuels, reduced emissions, improved energy system reliability, ensuring continuous electric supply and increasing life of diesel engines. The working concept is such that hybrid system uses photovoltaic panels for prime power and diesel generators as a secondary source of energy. We expect creating such a system as a test installation, soon.
Keywords:
hybrid power supply / island power supply / diesel aggregate / photovoltaic
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5th International Scientific Conference on Defensive Technologies, OTEH 2012, Belgrade, 18-19 september 2012 : Proceedings, 2012, 278-282
TY - CONF
AU - Nikolić, Zoran
AU - Janjušević, Ljubinko
AU - Šiljkut, Vladimir
PY - 2012
UR - http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/724
AB - This paper presents one possible solution of hybrid electrical power supply for military units without electric connection to electric distribution network. The hybrid photovoltaic and diesel aggregates island's power supply with maximal power of 80 kW and daily energy of 400 kWh is shown in this paper. The advantages of this system are: reduced consumption of fossil fuels, efficient use of fossil fuels, reduced emissions, improved energy system reliability, ensuring continuous electric supply and increasing life of diesel engines. The working concept is such that hybrid system uses photovoltaic panels for prime power and diesel generators as a secondary source of energy. We expect creating such a system as a test installation, soon.
PB - Belgrade : Military Technical Institute
C3 - 5th International Scientific Conference on Defensive Technologies, OTEH 2012, Belgrade, 18-19 september 2012 : Proceedings
T1 - Possibility of Hybrid Supply of Autonomous Military Units With Electric Power
SP - 278
EP - 282
ER -
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author = "Nikolić, Zoran and Janjušević, Ljubinko and Šiljkut, Vladimir",
year = "2012",
url = "http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/724",
abstract = "This paper presents one possible solution of hybrid electrical power supply for military units without electric connection to electric distribution network. The hybrid photovoltaic and diesel aggregates island's power supply with maximal power of 80 kW and daily energy of 400 kWh is shown in this paper. The advantages of this system are: reduced consumption of fossil fuels, efficient use of fossil fuels, reduced emissions, improved energy system reliability, ensuring continuous electric supply and increasing life of diesel engines. The working concept is such that hybrid system uses photovoltaic panels for prime power and diesel generators as a secondary source of energy. We expect creating such a system as a test installation, soon.",
publisher = "Belgrade : Military Technical Institute",
journal = "5th International Scientific Conference on Defensive Technologies, OTEH 2012, Belgrade, 18-19 september 2012 : Proceedings",
title = "Possibility of Hybrid Supply of Autonomous Military Units With Electric Power",
pages = "278-282"
}
Nikolić Z, Janjušević L, Šiljkut V. Possibility of Hybrid Supply of Autonomous Military Units With Electric Power. 5th International Scientific Conference on Defensive Technologies, OTEH 2012, Belgrade, 18-19 september 2012 : Proceedings. 2012;:278-282
Nikolić, Z., Janjušević, L.,& Šiljkut, V. (2012). Possibility of Hybrid Supply of Autonomous Military Units With Electric Power.
5th International Scientific Conference on Defensive Technologies, OTEH 2012, Belgrade, 18-19 september 2012 : ProceedingsBelgrade : Military Technical Institute., null, 278-282.
Nikolić Zoran, Janjušević Ljubinko, Šiljkut Vladimir, "Possibility of Hybrid Supply of Autonomous Military Units With Electric Power" null (2012):278-282
