Load analysis to solve the daytime demand in a house that is located in "la armenia urbanization" with a sizing of photovoltaic cells connected to the grid
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dimensioning, micro grid, photovoltaic system, renewable energy, solar energyAbstract
In this article a load analysis is carried out that is capable of solving the daytime demand for a home in the La Armenia urbanization of the Conooto parish belonging to the Quito canton, with the sizing of photovoltaic cells connected to the grid, seeking to reduce the environmental impact and the cost in terms of electricity generation. The sun is considered as the main resource that contributes to the generation of electricity, since the sun spills enough energy on the planet, if it is used efficiently, we could produce 400 times more than what is currently generated. The sector in which the study is carried out generates 4.16 kWh of solar energy on a daily average, with the use of this energy we could satisfy the daytime consumption of the house; A design of a grid connection photovoltaic generation system will be carried out in the form of distributed generation to satisfy the demand of the house during daytime hours.
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