Research Paper on Solar-Wind Hybrid Inverter

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

The solar and wind hybrid energy system with battery storage and AC mains supply is presented in this paper. This setup allows the three energy sources to connect to the battery and supply the load independently or concurrently, depending on the energy sources' availability. In many rural areas of India, electricity has yet to reach their homes and many people are experiencing load shedding. This paper describes a hybrid concept for a battery charging system as well as its execution. Solar PV and wind energy, in addition to AC mains supply charging, charge the battery whenever they are available. This method offers a constant power supply and speedier battery charging. The system was created to fit a typical Indian scenario in which there is a power shortage, resulting in scheduled and unscheduled power outages. With the usage of traditional energy sources, the globe is progressing at a rapid pace nowadays. The two biggest drawbacks of using them are the pollution they cause the environment and their limited supply. Non-conventional sources of energy, on the other hand, non conventional sources are abundant, free of charge, and pollution-free. As a result, it is preferable to use non-conventional energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy, wave energy, biomass, and so on. This study discusses an energy conservation approach that combines two non-conventional energy sources, namely solar and wind energy.

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