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Submitted by ParamarUmang R. VachhaniJaydeep S. VachhaniParth M. ZalaPushpraj M. HiraparaRohil B. Sherdiwala Raj P. 130070109040 130070109056 130070109057 130070109062 130070109021 130070109052
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CERTIFICATE
Date: This is to certify that the Report entitled Solar Power System for Indian Homes has been carried out by Sherdiwala Raj P, Paramar Umang R., Vachhani Jaydeep S., Vachhani Parth M, Zala Pushpraj M. and Hirapara Rohil B. in FYBE, Electrical Engineering (1st Semester) of Gujarat Technological University, Ahmedabad during the academic year 2013-14.
Acknowledgement
The submission of the Report gives us an opportunity to convey our gratitude to all those who have helpedus in completion of our research and providing valuable guidance throughout the work. With immense pleasure, we would like to present this Report on the research work related to . We would first like to acknowledge to our research guide Prof. J.K.Chauhan Electrical Engineering Department, BVM College, Vallabh Vidhyanagar who has given us invaluable support and has helped us through his invaluable suggestions throughout the duration of the research and has been an unending source of inspiration for us. Our sincere thanks and gratitude to Dr. B.R.Parekh, Head, Electrical Engineering Department, BVM College, Vallabh Vidhyanagar for their continual kind words of encouragement and motivations throughout the research work and for providing us all kind of required guidance. At last we would like to extend our deepest thanks to the college authorities &CharutarVidyaMandal (CVM) &VallabhVidhya Nagar G.I.D.C. for showing trust in our abilities and providing us with an atmosphere to work in. We were allowed to usage of all facilities and infrastructure available in the department of BVMEngineeringCollege.
Abstract
This report illustrates howSolar Power System In India work, and shows the major power plant of gujarat and India. It also shows its cost, other power system using Solar energy and its advantages and Disadvatages. Solar Power plants convert the suns energy intosolar electricity. The sun is the largest source ofenergy in the form of heat and light energy. SolarPower has a huge potential to make a majorimpact on the electricity requirement in homesand industries. Solar Power systems used in homes generally arebased on heating air or liquid in residential solarpanels. Liquid based solar energy home systemsheat an antifreeze solution or water inside hydronic collector. Air based Solar Power systemsheat up air inside an air collector. Sunlight iscollected by the system and heat is transferreddirect to the building or storage system.When the Solar Power system doesnt provide thenecessary heating, a back up system is alsoinstalled in order to provide the extra heating.
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Chapter-1: What is Solar Power 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Solar Power System 1.2.1 Gried Tied Solar Power System 1.2.2Stand alone solar power system 1.2.3 Hybride Solar Power System 1.3 Solar Power Home 1.4 Solar Power Cost 1.5 Solar Power Light 1.6 Advantage of Solar Power 1.7 Disadvantage of Solar Power 1.8 Future Of Solar Power Chapter-2:Solar Power Plant In India 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Working Of The Solar Power Plant 2.3 Solar Plant In Gujarat 13 13 14 7 7 8 8 9 10 10 10 11 12 12
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Chapter-3:Major Solar Power Project In India 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Solar Power Capacity Of India 3.3 Solar Appliance In India 15 15 16
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When you want to beentirely free of the utility grid, you can install acompletely standalone Solar Power system. Sucha system is quite environment-friendly, whereasother systems are based upon fossil fuels, directlyorindirectly. In its construction, the stand-alonesystem is highly sophisticated. There are severalinverters, at least two, ensuring sufficient amountof current for running larger appliances such asair conditioners. in addition, several batteries arerequired for storing energy. So far, a stand-lonesolar energy system was generally found in placeswhere utility grid system was not able to each.
toconventional lighting sources like bulbs. Solarlantern lights are extensively used for indoorlighting. All the solar lighting devices used forindoor lighting need to be charged when sunlightis available and used during nighttime.
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3.1 Introduction
India is located within the equatorial belt andreceives plentiful solar radiation. Most parts ofthe country receive 250 to 300 days of brightdays in a year. The government and privatesectors are currently busy with the developmentof a large number of Solar Power Projects inIndia.The government recently came out with solarpower projects of $19 billion that will generate 20GW of power by the year 2020. According to thisplan, solar energy will power equipments andapplications in all government installations,hospitals and equipments. India recently alsolaunched its National Solar Mission that aims togenerate 1,000 MW of energy by the year 2013.
their solar panel installation costs by up to20%. In addition, the government also proposed$1 a metric ton of duty both domestic andimported coal.
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