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PV solar system feasibility study

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Moh’d Sami Ashhab *
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Hazem Kaylani
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Abdallah Abdallah
DOI:10.1016/j.enconman.2012.02.030delete
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This research studies the feasibility of PV solar systems and aims at developing the theory and application of a hybrid system that utilizes PV solar system and another supporting source of energy to provide affordable heating and air conditioning. Relevant research topics are reviewed and some of them are discussed in details. Solar heating and air conditioning research and technology exist in many developed countries. To date, the used solar energy has been proved to be inefficient. Solar energy is an abundant source of energy in Jordan and the Middle East: with increasing prices of oil this source is becoming more attractive alternative. A good candidate for the other system is absorption. The overall system is designed such that it utilizes solar energy as a main source. When the solar energy becomes insufficient, electricity or diesel source kicks in. A prototype of the PV solar system that operates an air conditioning unit is built and proper measurements are collected through a data logging system. The measured data are plotted and discussed, and conclusions regarding the system performance are extracted. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
PV system
Hybrid energy systems
Solar energy
Air conditioning

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Energy Conversion and Management
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Hashemite University
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german-jordanian university
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