Objective
For the first time: coupling of pv power to an electrodialysis water desalination plant. The dc power of the pv generator drives directly the electrodialysis desalination apparatus.
A 32 kWp PV system with 500 Ah/220 V battery and intelligent system controller to power a water desalination plant of 24 m3 per day output. The plant is operated only during day-time in order to minimize battery capacity. The treatment plant operates on the electodialysis principle which is claimed to use one third of the power of a R/O (reverse osmosis) plant for water of moderate salinity (around 3000 ppm). Estimated consumption : 3.6 kWh/m3. The water will be utilized for agriculture (irrigation of fruit and vegetables).
Nr. subsystems : 1
Power subsys. : 32 kWp
Total power : 32 kWp
Backup : none(?)
Nr. of modules : 608
Module descript. : DASA type MQ 36
Connection : 16 modules in series (220 V dc); 38 strings in parallel
Support : on racks (?)
Max. power trcker. : data not available
Chrg. controler : intelligent system controller with 5 switchable groups
Battery : FULMEN or TUDOR
Capacity (Ah) : 500 Ah (110 kWh), for half day capacity
Inverter : none
Load descript. : 220 V dc/50-100 V dc converter to produce 24 m3/d desalted water
Monitoring : foreseen
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21029 Hamburg
Germany
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