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|a Electricity Production from Renewables
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|c by Rui Castro.
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|a XXXVI, 388 p. 236 illus., 123 illus. in color.
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|a Introduction: The Power System -- AC Electrical Circuits for Non-Electrical Engineers -- Economic Assessment of Renewable Energy Projects -- Solar Power -- Wind Power -- Wind Energy Conversion Equipment -- Offshore Wind Electrical Systems -- Small Hydro Plants -- Combined Heat and Power.
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|a This textbook is about economically competitive renewable energy sources (RES), including onshore and offshore wind, solar and small-hydro plants, and focusing on the electricity production from these sources. Clearly divided into sections discussing the different RES, the textbook begins with an introduction of AC electrical circuits, aimed at non-electrical engineers. It then offers an economic assessment of renewable energy projects, before discussing photovoltaic technologies and concentrated solar power. It explores the theory of wind to power conversion, electrical generator types and electrical part of offshore systems. Presenting theoretical concepts related to the electrical framework associated with RES, alongside examples and solved problems, this book will clearly introduce the topic of renewable power sources to graduate students, researchers and practitioners alike. After reading the book, readers will be equipped to make a preliminary techno-economic assessment of a RES.
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