Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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D) A PV system is using 68 W, 12 V panels and 6 V, 145 Ah batteries in a good sunshine area. The battery efficiency is 78% and the depth of discharge is 74%. If, in wintertime, there are 5 h of daylight, estimate the number of PV panels and batteries required for a 24 V application with a load of 2500 Wh. No of PV panel required = Storage required = No of Batteries= B2 (ii) Explain the following bioconversion process. (1)Pyrolysis (2) combustion process
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Transcribed Image Text:D) A PV system is using 68 W, 12 V panels and 6 V, 145 Ah batteries in a good sunshine area. The battery efficiency is 78% and the depth of discharge is 74%. If, in wintertime, there are 5 h of daylight, estimate the number of PV panels and batteries required for a 24 V application with a load of 2500 Wh. No of PV panel required = Storage required = No of Batteries= B2 (ii) Explain the following bioconversion process. (1)Pyrolysis (2) combustion process
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