Design to include a wind turbine and socio-techno-economic analysis of an isolated airplane-type organic building based on a photovoltaic/hydrokinetic/battery

Abstract

This study presents an analysis of an isolated hybrid photovoltaic, hydrokinetic and wind system that has storage. The energy generated in combination of resources according to the availability on the site allows the permanent supply of electricity to an airplane-type building, the same one that serves to house people who want to get out of the stressful urban life. It is an innovative and interesting study that is being launched in Ecuador and that has the certain possibility of assigning additional resources to be replicated in different parts of the region, in addition to serving as a reference for new research in different parts of the world. It is a fantastic study that, in addition to being 100% renewable, generates development in the localities. This permanent search for new opportunities is also achieved thanks to the greater availability of equipment on the market as a very safe and flexible option. Additionally, the technical-economic study of all the components is considered for an efficient use of resources, considering the different seasons of the year. The results show that the hybrid system provides sufficient and timely energy to the load.