University of South Wales Master of Sciences Thesis


 Load profiles considered for the Thesis



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3.1. Load profiles considered for the Thesis
It is always important the understand the load demand first to design a system that provides enough 
power so that demand and the supply can be synchronized or power can be backed up to the storage 
bank for the peak load to avoid the black out or limit the use of fossil fuel generator, proper sizing of 
the system is very important.
Two types of daily load profile are considered in this thesis. One of them is described as load profile-
that is mainly a daytime load and the second load is basically a night time load. The load profiles 
[25, 26] whose daily demand curves are shown below. The data are extrapolated to a 24-hour load 
profile and averaged into hourly values. 
Fig 3.1: Total estimated daily load profiles- A and B [25, 26]. 
The load profile-A [25] includes two parts: load profile for the administration/academic part and load 
profile for the residential part. The administration/academic part of the load profile requires high 
power during office hours (7:00 – 15:00hrs) and small lighting loads at the corridors are possibly left 


 
Standalone hybrid generation system for the remote area of Thar, Pakistan
 
 
 
for the security lighting form 19:00 – 7:00 hrs. Furthermore, demand rises during early morning
lunch time and dinner time for breakfast, lunch and dinner activities respectively than the demand for 
other normal activities are indicated in Figure 4.1. The load profile-B [26] shows the high demand 
appears during nighttime. It explicitly accounts for the residential loads like in most rural areas, where 
power is consumed for lighting and other related activities. In this case, the operation of the load is for 
about 7 hours/day during nighttime.
For the load profile shown in figure 3.1 we can see that during day time we requires around 100-150 
kwh of power to match the load and during night time we requires around 250-300 kwh power the 
match the load so during day time we get mostly power from the sun and system is capable of 
generating maximum 100kwh from the PV which might will not to enough to match the load so we 
can use backed up power from the storage system to balance the load during peak periods and 
similarly in the night time we get mostly wind energy due to location meteorological reasons and 
wind generation system is capable of generating 300 kwh maximum hence it can easily manage the 
load but the good part is that, during night time the peak period is only for few hours where we have 
peak demand so we can save the remaining energy generated by the wind generation system to battery 
storage that can be used in the morning peak time to manage the load without using diesel generator.

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