Solar-Wind Hybrid System Design - How Does a Solar-Wind Hybrid System Work?
A hybrid energy system consists of multiple power generating devices or systems. The term "hybrid" is a biological term now used in science and technology to refer to the mixing of two or more genetically distinct systems.
You probably have a hybrid car where you have both gasoline and electric power. Similarly, genetically distinct power generation systems or energy sources, such as solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, marine, hydro, and diesel, can be used for hybrid power generation.
It depends on the availability of the resource and the technical ability of the person installing it in the most efficient way. The economics of such a hybrid system should be well understood and should be economically profitable to justify its sustainability.
| Model | SH-A20K | SH-A30K | SH-A40K | SH-A50K | SH-A100K |
| Rated Power | 20kw | 30kw | 40kw | 50kw | 100kw |
| Maximum Power | 22kw | 33kw | 44kw | 55kw | 110kw |
| Voltage | 220V/380V | 220V/380V | 220V/380V | 220V/380V | 220V/380V |
| Start-up Wind Speed | 3m/s | ||||
| Rated Wind Speed | 11m/s | ||||
| Blade Quantity | 3 | ||||
| Blade Material | Glass Fibre | ||||
| Generator Housing Material | Carbon Steel | ||||
| Packing | Wooden Box | ||||
| Generator Type | Three Phase AC Permanent Magnet Generator | ||||
| alnico magnet | NdFeB | ||||
| Wind Adjustment | Electronically controlled yaw | ||||
| Working Temperature | -40℃-80℃ | ||||
1. Marine,&Boat
2. Streetlights
3. Home, Openning Plaza lighting.
4. Wind&Solar Hybrid System
5. Monitoring device
6. Factory
Jiangsu Shenghuang New Energy Technology Co..Ltd. is located in Wuxi Liangxi district Jinshan North science and Technology Industrial Park, is a factory commitment to wind generators, solar monitoring system, wind and solar complementary monitoring system, photovoltaic system, wind and solar complementary controller,inverter,Gel battery, Lithium Battery Development and integrated application of green energy saving and environmental protection technology enterprises.
While small-scale wind energy may never become mainstream, wind energy has enormous potential as a renewable, clean energy source on a local and community scale. In fact, the Department of Energy has called for raising wind energy's contribution to the nation's electricity supply to 20 percent by 2030. Although wind power generation has increased significantly every year, in 2007, wind power generated only 0.8% of the country's electricity. The current obstacles to achieving the DOE's goals are not technical, but infrastructure: the challenge of delivering clean energy from continuously breezy wind farms to people's homes hundreds of miles away.
