Fundamentals of REEE
Overview
Compentency | Assessing opportunities of renewable energy in the energy sector |
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Module type | elective module |
Semester | winter |
Site | Hyderabad |
Language | English |
Workload | 75 hours course attendance; 100 hours self-study |
Credits points | 7 |
Recommended qualifications | none |
Renewable Energy Technologies
Learning Outcome
After their successful participation in the course Renewable Energy Technologies, students will be able to:
Understanding national and international regulations and framework conditions for renewable energy systems.
Explain the characteristics of solar radiation and its global distribution.
Outline the utilisation of renewable resources, including wind, biomass, hydrogen, fuel cells, ocean, and geothermal energy in domestic and industrial applications.
Analyse the energy potential of renewable energy resources.
Understand the principles and applications of sustainable energy solutions.
Content
- Fundamentals of Energy
- Renewable Energy scenario
- Solar radiation and measurement
- Sun-earth relations
- Wind Energy
- Wind turbine operational characteristics
- Biomass Energy • Biogas
- Hydrogen energy
- Ocean Energy
- Geothermal power plants
- Fuel cell Principle
Details
- Lecturer: M.T.Naik
- Teaching method: lecture
- SWS: 2
- Credit points: 3
- Examination: written exam (90 min)
Solar Power Engineering
Learning Outcome
After their successful participation in the course Solar Power Engineering, students will be able to:
Explain the constructional features and performance criteria of solar thermal energy collectors.
Evaluation of Flat Plate Collector and Evacuated Tube Collector systems' performance and their applications, such as solar drying, air heating, and process heating.
Performance and constructional features of Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) and Distributed Solar Power (DSP) systems for steam turbine operation, reducing fossil fuel reliance.
Analyse high-temperature thermal energy generation from concentrating systems in solar distributed power plants.
Offer high-temperature applications for heating, drying, sterilisation, chemical production, and power production.
Content
- Basics of Solar Radiation
- Flat Plate Collectors (FPC)
- FPC Performance
- Solar Concentrators
- Central Receiver Power Plant
- CSC Performance
- Distributed Thermal Power Plant
- Solar Energy Applications
- Low-Temperature Applications
- Energy Conversion and Storage
- Solar Energy Storage
Details
- Lecturer: M.T.Naik
- Teaching method: lecture
- SWS: 3
- Credit points: 4
- Examination: written exam (90 min)