Energy storage in remote area power supply (RAPS) systems
Preliminary cost analyses indicate that hybrid RAPS systems are more economically attractive as a means to provide electricity to remote villages than are alternatives such as 24 h diesel generation. A hybrid remote area power supply (RAPS) system is being deployed to provide 24 h electricity to vil...
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| description | Preliminary cost analyses indicate that hybrid RAPS systems are more economically attractive as a means to provide electricity to remote villages than are alternatives such as 24
h diesel generation. A hybrid remote area power supply (RAPS) system is being deployed to provide 24
h electricity to villages in the Amazon region of Peru. The RAPS system consists of modules designed to provide 150
kWh per day of utility grade ac electricity over a 24
h period. Each module contains a diesel generator, battery bank using heavy-duty 2
V VRLA gelled electrolyte batteries, a battery charger, a photovoltaic array and an inverter. Despite early difficulties, the system in the first village has now commenced operation and the promise of RAPS schemes as a means for providing sustainable remote electrification appears to be bright. |
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