Abstract

Lake Baikal conservation as UNESCO World Heritage property, national and international environmental laws dictate specific requirements and rules for the operation of energy facilities in the specially protected areas of Lake Baikal. Such restrictions have given particular strength to penetration of the renewables and storage systems. This article presents the universal method for optimizing the structure and installed capacity of isolated power systems using the example of a real tourist base. On the basis of the pool of mathematical models and control algorithms for power equipment the unified model of isolated power system was formed. The choice of mathematical models is made in accordance to the problem specifics and the climatic indicators. For optimal control of the processes of charging and discharging and determining the operating modes of the storage batteries the model based on nonlinear integral Volterra equations was used, which takes into account the nonlinear dependence of efficiency on the state of charge. In order to solve the problem of optimizing the installed capacity of the equipment the brute-force method was used. The results showed that the optimal use is polycrystalline solar panels with a total capacity of 60 kW and storage batteries with a capacity of 336 kWh.

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