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Mobile Power Units Bryan Davis, Edwin Matute, Justin Hubbard, Rayhaan Kasliwala Advisor: Dr. Ali Bazzi Sponsor: Hartford Marathon Foundation Team 1710 11/30/2016 1 10/27/2016 Outline 1. Team Objectives 2. Planning & Overall Design 3.


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Bryan Davis, Edwin Matute, Justin Hubbard, Rayhaan Kasliwala Advisor: Dr. Ali Bazzi Sponsor: Hartford Marathon Foundation Team 1710 11/30/2016

Mobile Power Units

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10/27/2016

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Outline

  • 1. Team Objectives
  • 2. Planning & Overall Design
  • 3. Specifications & Constraints
  • 4. Design Options

a. Number of Panels b. Solar Panels c. Batteries d. Inverters e. Charge Controllers

  • 5. PCB
  • 6. Next Steps & Overview

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Team Objectives

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Team Objectives

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Service Learning

❖ Goal: Promote awareness of sustainable and clean energy in the community!

Current Environmental Impact: 4 generators * 1 gal/generator = 4 gal/event 4 gal/event * 29 events = 116 gal/year 116 gal/year * 20 Lbs/gal CO2 = 2,320 Lbs/year CO2

❖ We are eliminating approximately 2,320 Lbs of CO2 a year.

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Project Planning

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First 2017 HMF event: Sun, March 12 Goal for completion of Installation & Testing/Troubleshooting: Sun, March 12

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Overall System Diagram

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Design Constraints

❖ Electrical Loads

➢ Sustain all critical loads.

❖ Weight and Structural Durability

➢ Trailer weight and safety. ➢ Limited roof space.

❖ HMF Event Dates

➢ Compensate for back to back events.

❖ Budget Concerns

➢ ~$5000 + Sponsorship

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20’ Electrical Trailer Loads

Note: Assuming all loads are running simultaneously for worst case scenario.

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12’ Electrical Trailer Loads

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Note: Assuming all loads are running simultaneously for worst case scenario.

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Cold Operating Temperatures & Low Solar Irradiance Consecutive Event Days

2016 Event Calendar:

Schedule Constraints

Limited Charging Days

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CT Solar Data

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Number of Solar Panels (20’ Trailer)

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Worst Case Scenario: Astronergy Panels

(Panel efficiency) η = 16.2% (Panel Area) A = 1.95 m2 3 batteries @ 170 Ahr x 12V (Battery Energy) E = 6.12 kWh Between 8/25 and 8/29 (Minimum days of charging) N = 2 (August Average Daily Solar Irradiance (GHI)) I = 5.19 kWh/m2/Day

1. (PV Energy Available during charging) EA = N*I*η = 1.682 kWh/m2 2. (PV area required) AR = E / EA = 3.64 m2 3. (Number of Panels needed) NP = AR / A = 1.87 → 2 → 3 panels Resulting Weight = 155.4 lbs Total Cost = $672

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Number of Solar Panels (12’ Trailer)

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Worst Case Scenario:

(Panel efficiency) η = 16.2% (Panel Area) A = 1.95 m2 2 batteries @ 170 Ahr x 12V (Battery Energy) E = 4.08 kWh Between 8/25 and 8/29 (Minimum days of charging) N = 2 (August Average Daily Solar Irradiance (GHI)) I = 5.19 kWh/m2/Day

1. (PV Energy Available during charging) EA = N*I*η = 1.682 kWh/m2 2. (PV area required) AR = E / EA = 2.43 m2 3. (Number of Panels needed) NP = AR / A = 1.25 → 2 panels Resulting Weight = 103.6 lbs Total Cost = $448

Astronergy Panels

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Solar Panels Needed per Month

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Solar Panel Options

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Solar Panel Power Weight (lbs) Operational Temp Efficiency Size (Length, width, height) Cost SolarWorld SW345 XL Silver Mono 345 W 47.6

  • 40 - 85℃

17.29% 78.46 x 37.8 x 1.3 in $288.00 per watt ($0.83) Hyundai HiS-M260RG Black Frame, White Backsheet Poly 260 W 37.9

  • 40 - 85℃

15.9% 64.57 x 39.29 x 1.38 in $220.00 per watt: ($.85)

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Solar Panel Options

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★ Astronergy is the second cheapest panel, while rated at 55W more than its cheaper competitor

Solar Panel Power Weight (lbs) Operational Temp Efficiency Size (Length, width, height) Cost Astronergy ASM6612P- 315 Silver Poly 315 W 51.8

  • 40 - 85℃

16.2% 77.01 × 39.13 × 1.97 in $224.00 per watt: ($0.71) SolarWorld SW320 XL Silver Mono 320 W 47.6

  • 40 - 85℃

16.04% 78.46 × 39.4 × 1.3 in $350.00 per watt: ($1.09)

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Battery Options

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24/48V Batteries are not cost effective (>$1000) and AH rating is more than

  • needed. Inverter with rating 12 V input and 120 Vrms output needs to be

procured.

Deepcycle batteries are prefered because of durability and deep discharge.

170AH batteries chosen because of greatest reliability of system. If a battery malfunctions, system still functionable. .

Option

Vdc_in (V)

Amp Hours (Ah) Operating Temperature (°C) Type Weight (lbs) Price Fullriver DC210-12 Battery 12 210

  • 15- 40

Lead Deepcycle 134 $549 Outback Power EnergyCell 12 220

  • 40 - 122

Lead Deepcycle 132 $640 Outback Power EnergyCell 12 170

  • 23 - 60

Lead Deepcycle 115 $412

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Battery Lifetime

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Assuming 29 Events per Year for One Outback 12V 170AH Battery.

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Battery/Inverter Currents

❖ How much current do we need on on DC side of inverter?

Loads: Speaker: A = 330W/(.6 * 120V) = 4.58 A Air Blower: A = 2.6 A 3 Lights: A = 240W/(1* 120V) = 2 A Total Amps = 9.18 A

(AC)

Pac = 834W Pdc = 834/.85 = 981W Idc = 981W/12V = 81.76 A Loads: Laptop: A = 400W/(1 * 120V) = 3.33 A Cradlepoint: A = 18W/(1 * 120V)= .15 A 2 Lights: A = 160W/(1 * 120V) = 1.33 A Total Amps = 4.81 A (AC) Pac = 578W Pdc = 578/.85 = 680W Idc = 680W/12V = 56.70 A

20’ Trailer Amperage: 12’ Trailer Amperage:

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20’ Trailer Inverter Options

Option Pout (W) Io_max (A) Price Hard Wire Soft Starter Required 2 Samlex PST-600 1200 10.2 $410 No Yes Samlex PST-1500 1500 12.5 $420 Yes No

PST-600 requires:

  • Soft starter (~$70) to reduce motor inrush current
  • Receptacles would have to be labelled so that one

inverter isn’t overloaded Thus, PST-1500 is preferable

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12’ Trailer Inverter Options

Option Pout (W) Vdc_in (V) Operating Temp (°C) Efficiency (%) Io_max (A) Iin_max (A) Weight (lbs) Price Hard Wire Exeltech XP600 Series 600 12/24/48

  • 25 - >30

85-87 5.1 70/35/ 18 6.5 $590 Yes Samlex PST-600 600 12/24

  • 20 - 40

85 5.1 160/80 5.9 $205 No

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Charge Controller Options

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Charge Controller Options

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PCB Design

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PCB Design

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Next Steps

❖ Verify articles 690, 250.34, 445 of NEC and DOT regulations ❖ DC components ➢ Select wires, conduits, and connectors ❖ LabView System Monitoring ❖ Design panel frames for roof

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Final Design

Astronergy 315W Midnite Classic 150/ Kid DieHard Platinum Outback Power EnergyCell 170AH

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Final Design

Outback Power EnergyCell 170AH Samlex PST-1500-12 / PST-600-12

20’ Trailer Costs: Panels - $672 Batteries - $1236 Inverters - $420 Charge Controller - $475 Wall Charger - $60 Total = $2863 12’ Trailer Costs: Panels - $448 Batteries - $824 Inverter - $205 Charge Controller - $290 Total = $1767

Grand Total = $4630

Load Center

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Thank You. Any Questions?