A novel cloud-based framework for optimal design of stand-alone hybrid renewable energy system considering uncertainty and battery aging
[Display omitted] •New designing framework for hybrid PV/WT/Battery system considering uncertainty.•Application of Cloud theory to model the wind, solar, and load uncertainty.•Considering the effect of battery degradation cost in the hybrid system design.•Using of a new meta-heuristic algorithm name...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Applied energy 2023-08, Vol.344, p.121257, Article 121257 |
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•New designing framework for hybrid PV/WT/Battery system considering uncertainty.•Application of Cloud theory to model the wind, solar, and load uncertainty.•Considering the effect of battery degradation cost in the hybrid system design.•Using of a new meta-heuristic algorithm named OBLGBO for sizing the hybrid system.•Evaluating the superiority of the OBLGBO compared with GBO, GWO,and PSO.
This paper performs a new optimal framework for a hybrid photovoltaic-wind system design integrated with battery storage (PV/WT/Battery), considering cloud-based uncertainty modeling and battery degradation based on real meteorological data from the Sarein-Ardabil region in Iran. The objective function is presented as minimizing the total net present cost (NPC), load loss, and battery degradation cost. The decision variables include the number of PVs, WTs, batteries, inverter power, and the angle of PVs installation, which is optimally determined via a new meta-heuristic optimization algorithm named opposition-based learning and Gradient-based optimizer (OBLGBO). In the proposed framework, the cloud theory method based on combining fuzzy theory and probability statistics has been applied for modeling the energy resources and load demand uncertainties. The simulation results indicate that considering battery degradation costs increases the overall cost of designing hybrid systems. As the cost of degradation increases, reliability indices improve due to an increase in the number of wind turbines and a decrease in the number of batteries. Also, the results demonstrated that incorporating the uncertainties based on the cloud theory increases the design cost, and the system reliability is weakened. Therefore, the proposed optimal framework has presented a real and accurate approach to the optimal design of energy systems with more accurate knowledge of electricity generation costs and the cost of improving reliability in conditions of uncertainties. Moreover, the superior capability of the OBLGBO compared with traditional GBO and the well-known particle swarm optimization (PSO) and grey wolf optimizer (GWO) is proved to achieve lower design cost and better reliability indices. |
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ISSN: | 0306-2619 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.apenergy.2023.121257 |