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nLong-term evaluation and analysis of several factors should be done to propose a full-phase power generation system based on renewable energy sources. An accurate assessment of the potentially available resources should be done like measuring solar irradiation, wind speed, etc. We are designing a hybrid system where hybridization methods entirely consist of renewable energy sources—specifically solar photovoltaic (PV), wind, and gravity systems. Wind and solar are among the popular renewable resources used all over the world. The systems installed for village electrification in the village school of load 60-watt DC LOAD, it is a further hybrid with coupling system and wind power harnessing system. This paper presents a new method for connecting renewable energy sources.n

Keywords: Renewable energy, hybrid energy, solar, wind, gravity, battery, DC load

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Adoption of Energy Mix Research and its Applications for Addressing the Current Energy Crisis in Nigeria

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Application of outputs from energy mix research is the way forward for national economic growth and sustainable energy in Nigeria. This paper examines the applications of energy mix research as a special tool for addressing the present energy crisis in Nigeria. The methodology used includes secondary data, opinions from experts, personal observations and previous records. Issues linked present system, appraisal of benefits and strategies for the way forward were highlighted. Energy demand is far more than the supply of energy in Nigeria. Findings reveal that there is a need for strategic synergy between industries and academia to solve the current energy crisis in Nigeria. Multidisciplinary research on energy mix with adequate collaboration from industries and academics has not been fully adopted and integrated into the energy sector. It has been concluded that the current energy crisis can be tackled through energy mix research and its applications. This will bring industrialization, job creation, wealth to the nation, employment opportunities and capacity building in the energy sector. Periodic retraining for engineers in the energy sector, adequate financing, capability building, support efforts, and effective application of policies and regulations will yield great benefits.

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nApplication of outputs from energy mix research is the way forward for national economic growth and sustainable energy in Nigeria. This paper examines the applications of energy mix research as a special tool for addressing the present energy crisis in Nigeria. The methodology used includes secondary data, opinions from experts, personal observations and previous records. Issues linked present system, appraisal of benefits and strategies for the way forward were highlighted. Energy demand is far more than the supply of energy in Nigeria. Findings reveal that there is a need for strategic synergy between industries and academia to solve the current energy crisis in Nigeria. Multidisciplinary research on energy mix with adequate collaboration from industries and academics has not been fully adopted and integrated into the energy sector. It has been concluded that the current energy crisis can be tackled through energy mix research and its applications. This will bring industrialization, job creation, wealth to the nation, employment opportunities and capacity building in the energy sector. Periodic retraining for engineers in the energy sector, adequate financing, capability building, support efforts, and effective application of policies and regulations will yield great benefits.n

Keywords: Energy mix research, Applications, Economic growth, Technological innovations, Energy crisis

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Wind Energy: Source of power generator

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By turning the kinetic energy of moving air into electrical, the wind is used to generate power. Wind drives the rotor blades of contemporary wind turbines, which transform kinetic energy into rotational energy. A shaft that connects the generator to the rotational energy produces electrical energy. In comparison to burning fossil fuels, wind energy is a well-liked, environmentally friendly, renewable energy source. Numerous separate wind turbines connected to the electrical power transmission network make up wind farms. Compared to certain other power plants, onshore wind farms have a more noticeable visual influence on the terrain. Little onshore wind farms can contribute a small amount of energy to the grid or supply remote off-grid. Offshore wind farms have a lower visual effect and produce more energy per installed capacity with fewer swings. Offshore wind generation is growing, even though it is currently less prevalent and has greater construction and maintenance costs. Due to the variable nature of wind energy, power-management strategies are used to balance supply and demand. These strategies include the use of wind hybrid power systems, hydroelectric power, other dispatchable power sources, excess capacity, geographically dispersed turbines, power exporting and importing to nearby regions, and grid storage. The electric-power network can be prepared for the predictable variations in production that take place thanks to weather forecasts. The size of the turbine and the length of its blades determine how much electricity can be generated by the wind. The size of the turbine and the length of its blades determine how much electricity can be generated by the wind. The output is inversely related to the rotor’s size and the square of the wind speed. The wind power potential theoretically increases by a factor of eight when wind speed doubles. A vane on the nacelle is used to position the wind turbines so that they face the direction of the wind. The three major components of the wind turbine will then begin to rotate due to the force of the air currents: The purpose of the rotor, which consists of three blades and a bushing connecting them, is to collect wind energy and transform it into mechanical rotational energy. The multiplier’s job is to raise the rotational speed from 30 revolutions per minute (rpm) to 1500 rpm. It is connected to the engine by a shaft. The generator is the component that transforms rotational mechanical energy into electrical energy.

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Wind Forecasting Categories, Wind Speed Wind rotors and blades – aerodynamics, Aero-elastics, Aero-servo-elasticity, Aero-acoustics, Wakes, Rotor and blade design, Structural and mechanical components modeling and design, Electrical engineering of wind power – electrical components, Power electronics and controls, Generators, Grid connection, Integration and control of wind power plants, Dynamics and control – control algorithms, Sensors, Actuators and load mitigation strategies, Development of resource assessment techniques- prediction, Modeling, Atmospheric Physics, Wind farm planning and Power Forecasting Methods

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Geothermal energy is the thermal energy found in the Earth’s crust that was produced during the planet’s formation and by the radioactive decay of minerals in an amount that is currently unknown but may be nearly equal. Some rocks melt under the intense pressure and heat of the Earth’s interior, while the solid mantle exhibits plastic behavior. As a result, since the mantle is lighter than the surrounding rock, some of it convects upward. Over 4000 °C (7200 °F) can be found at the core-mantle boundary. Since the Paleolithic era, geothermal heating has been utilized for space heating and bathing, respectively, utilizing water from hot springs. Electricity produced by geothermal energy is known as geothermal power. Dry steam power plants, flash steam power plants, and binary cycle power plants are among the technologies now in use. Geothermal technology draws heat from the earth’s subsurface, which can then be used for direct heating and cooling or transformed into power. However, medium- or high-temperature resources are required to produce power. These are typically found nearby tectonically active areas where hot water and/or steam can be reached short depths or be brought to the Earth’s surface. The key benefits of geothermal energy are its low cost and year-round, high-capacity factor operation. To access the geothermal resources, wells up to a mile deep or more are dug into underground reservoirs. These resources can be obtained through enhanced geothermal systems, which increase or develop geothermal resources through a procedure known as hydraulic stimulation, or from naturally occurring heat, rock, and water permeability. Whether they are upgraded or natural, these geothermal resources power turbines that are connected to electrical generators. There are three different types of geothermal power plants: dry steam, flash, and binary.

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Biogas is a mixture of gasses made from raw materials such as agricultural waste, manure, municipal trash, plant material, sewage, green waste, and food waste. The main gasses in biogas are methane, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide. It is a renewable source of energy. In an anaerobic digester, biodigester, or bioreactor, methanogen or anaerobic organisms are digested to produce biogas. Methane and carbon dioxide makes up the majority of biogas, with traces of moisture, siloxanes, and hydrogen sulfide also present. Methane, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide can all be burned or subjected to oxygen oxidation. Biogas can be utilized as a fuel for fuel cells and any heating purpose, including cooking, thanks to this energy release. The energy in the gas can also be transformed into heat and power by using it in a gas engine. Similar to how natural gas is compressed to create compressed natural gas (CNG), biogas can be compressed after the carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide have been removed and used to power cars. When biogas transforms into bio-methane, it can be cleaned and improved to natural gas standards. Due to its ongoing production and use cycle and lack of net carbon dioxide emissions, biogas is regarded as a renewable resource. The organic material is transformed and put to use as it grows. After that, it grows again in a cycle that keeps happening. When anaerobic bacteria—bacteria that cannot exist in the presence of free oxygen—eat and digest biomass and produce biogas, the anaerobic breakdown of biomass occurs. Natural habitats for anaerobic bacteria include soils, lakes, and swampy bodies of water, as well as the gastrointestinal tracts of people and animals. Landfills for municipal solid waste and ponds used to store animal manure both produce and collect biogas. Anaerobic digesters are specialized containers where biogas can also be produced under regulated circumstances. Digestate is the material that is left over after anaerobic digestion is finished; it is nutrient-rich and can be utilized as fertilizer.

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The greenhouse effect is a phenomenon in which heat from a planet’s host star passes through its atmosphere and warms the surface of the planet, but greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere prevent part of the heat from going directly to space, making the world warmer. Without greenhouse gasses, Earth would be below freezing, but the planet’s natural greenhouse effect prevents this from happening. Additionally, when greenhouse gas concentrations rise due to human activity, more heat is trapped and the Earth gradually gets warmer. Anything emits energy in proportion to its temperature. For example, the Sun, which radiates energy mostly as visible and near-infrared light at a temperature of approximately 5,500 °C (9,930 °F), releases longer-wavelength infrared radiant heat at a temperature of approximately 15 °C (59 °F). When gasses in Earth’s atmosphere capture the heat from the Sun, the process is known as the greenhouse effect. One of the factors that make Earth a nice place to live is the greenhouse effect. A greenhouse is a glass-enclosed building that can be used to cultivate plants. The greenhouse’s air and plants are warmed by the sun’s rays. The heat that is trapped inside is unable to escape, warming the greenhouse, which is necessary for the plant’s growth. The atmosphere of the earth is the same. The atmosphere of the planet warms during the day due to the sun. The heat is radiated back into the atmosphere at night when the earth cools. The main sources of greenhouse gasses include factories, cars, deforestation, etc. These gases are present in the environment in greater quantities because of an increase in manufacturing and automobiles. The earth’s surface temperature is never lowered by greenhouse gases, which prevent radiation from leaving the planet. The result is global warming.

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Abstract Submission Deadline : November 30, 2023

Manuscript Submission Deadline : December 25, 2023

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The natural rise and fall of tides brought on by the gravitational interaction of Earth, the sun, and the moon results in a source of energy known as tidal energy. When water moves more quickly through a constriction, it creates tidal currents with enough energy to be harvested. Tidal energy can be transformed into useful kinds of power, including electricity, using properly designed generators in appropriate locations. The ocean can also produce other types of energy, such as waves, enduring ocean currents, and variations in seawater’s temperature and salinity. Future electricity production may be aided by tidal energy. Compared to the wind and the sun, tides are easier to anticipate. Tidal energy is one of the types of renewable energy that has historically been plagued by a high price. Tidal energy is a type of hydropower that transforms tide energy into usable forms of power, such as electricity. The gravitational pull of the moon and sun on the earth causes cyclical movement of the swell, which is what causes tides. Utilizing the perpendicular height differential between high drift and low drift, tidal range technologies are possible. Systems come in the form of tidal drum fires or lagoons that convert the force of the drift cataracts into electricity by using turbines in the hedge or lagoon. Similar to how wind turbines harness the power of air currents, tidal sluice makers harness the energy of water currents. Tidal energy is a renewable energy source that is produced by transforming the energy of the tides into electricity using vibrant patterns. The wind and hence the sun are less predictable than the tides. Although tidal energy is renewable, its ultimate vacuity has always been constrained by its relatively high cost and lack of websites with high enough tidal ranges or flow rates. The oceanic tides of the Earth produce tidal energy. These tidal swells are caused by gravitational magnets that elysian planets use as weapons. The abysses of the world experience similar movements or currents as a result of these forces. A short-lived increase in water position results from a bulge inside the water column caused by the strong attraction to the abysses. Now, because of the gyration of the Earth, this enormous volume of ocean water collides with the shallow water adjacent to the seashore and produces a drift. Due to the moon’s harmonious gyration, as it circles the earth, this natural wonder occurs repeatedly and without fail. To transform the energy of tidal overflows into electricity, a tidal creator is required. Less tidal variation and faster tidal inflow rates are closely correlated with the possibility of a point for tidal electricity production.

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Tidal energy, Tidal barrage, Tidal stream, Electrical energy, Tidal rates, Hydropower and gyration of the Earth

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n Introduction to Tidal energyn

Abstract Submission Deadline : November 30, 2023

Manuscript Submission Deadline : December 25, 2023

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