PRACTICAL REALIZATION OF A WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM USING THE SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SOURCE WITH MONITORING OF THE MAXIMUM POWER POINT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59277/RRST-EE.2023.68.1.18Keywords:
Reverse osmosis, Photovoltaic, Maximum power point tracking, Chopper, Active and reactive power control, ControlAbstract
This article is devoted to realizing an osmosis unit powered by a photovoltaic generator. The idea was born to meet a real need that our country is experiencing. Indeed, drinking water is scarce in rural areas, and the absence of an electricity network offers no solution to purify it. To support our work, we present the assembly adopted for the realization of this osmosis unit, the theoretical study of its solar power supply, and the control for operation at the point of optimal power. The test bench produced is finally presented with the experimental results obtained.
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