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A sustainable distributed building integrated photo-voltaic system architecture with a single radial movement optimization based MPPT controller

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posted on 2024-06-03, 13:22 authored by M Seyedmahmoudian, GS Thirunavukkarasu, E Jamei, TK Soon, Ben HoranBen Horan, S Mekhilef, A Stojcevski
The solar photo-voltaic systems control architecture has a substantial influence over the cost, efficiency, and accuracy of maximum power point tracking under partial shading conditions. In this paper, a novel distributed architecture of a building integrated photo-voltaic system equipped with a single maximum power point tracking controller is presented in order to address the drawbacks associated with respect to cost, complexity and efficiency of the existing photo-voltaic system architectures. In addition, a radial movement optimization based maximum power point tracking control algorithm is designed, developed, and validated using the proposed system architecture under five different partial shading conditions. The inferences obtained from the validation results of the proposed distributed system architecture indicated that cost was reduced by 75% when compared to the commonly used decentralised systems. The proposed distributed building integrated photo-voltaic system architecture is also more efficient, robust, reliable, and accurate.

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Journal

Sustainability (Switzerland)

Volume

12

Article number

ARTN 6687

Pagination

1 - 22

Location

Basel, Switzerland

Open access

  • Yes

eISSN

2071-1050

Language

English

Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Issue

16

Publisher

MDPI