Systèmes hybrides éolien-diesel en climat froid : le cas de la base antarctique Jubany
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Abstract
Dans ce mémoire nous étudions le processus d'intégration d'éoliennes à des réseaux électriques isolés utilisant des génératrices diesel en conditions de climat froid, en se basant sur le cas de la base scientifique antarctique argentine Jubany. Le but du mémoire est de développer une procédure de conception selon les méthodologies, recommandations et expériences actuelles des organismes de normalisation et de l'industrie, pour implanter un système hybride éolien-diesel opérant dans le climat froid de Jubany dans des conditions optimales d'efficacité et durabilité. La conception du système est faite jusqu'à un niveau architectural afin d'illustrer la disposition et les spécifications techniques générales des principaux équipements. \n \nLa méthode suivie est d'utiliser la série des spécifications techniques TS 62257 de PIEC (la Commission électrotechnique internationale), ensemble de documents pour concevoir et implanter des systèmes hybrides, comme une procédure de conception de base, d'ajouter à cette procédure la prise en compte des effets du froid sur le système, tels que décrits dans les documents sur l'exploitation de l'énergie éolienne en climats froids de PIEA (l'Agence internationale d'énergie). Cette méthodologie est enrichie par l'analyse d'autres installations hybrides éolien-diesel en climat arctique/antarctique utilisées comme sources d'énergie. Les architectures proposées sont modélisées dans le logiciel Homer afin d'évaluer la production d'énergie et la diminution possible de consommation de carburant. \n \nNous concluons que la série de normes TS 62257 est une procédure adéquate pour évaluer les conditions d'implantation du projet et réaliser de façon normalisée les premières étapes de conception, toujours en considérant les effets du froid sur le système. Pour le cas de Jubany, nous avons évalué l'état actuel des conditions climatiques (vitesses de vent, températures) et le système électrique en activité pour proposer des recommandations pour l'installation du système hybride éolien-diesel. \n \n- \n \nThe present work studies the process of coupling wind turbines with local isolated diesel generator to provide electricity to remote power grids in a cold climate. Different scenarios of wind penetration are evaluated and the methodology is applied to a specific site, the scientific Antarctic Argentinean base "Jubany". The goal of the thesis is to develop a design procedure in agreement to the most recent methodologies, recommendations and experiences of the standardization organisations and of the industry to successfully implement an effective and sustainable wind-diesel hybrid system operating in the cold climate at Jubany. The system design is made up to an architectural level, showing the layout and general technical specifications of the major equipments. \n \nThe method follows the technical specifications TS 62257 of the IEC, the International Electrotechnical Commission, which is a set of recommendations to design and implement hybrid systems. This norm has been used as a basic design procedure, to which have been added specific aspects of the cold climate effects, as described in documents of the IEA, the International Energy Agency. Other examples of hybrid winddiesel facilities in Arctic/Antarctic climate, either operational or proposed, have been analyzed as a source of technological ideas to make design proposals for the hybrid system at Jubany. The proposed architectures are simulated with Homer software to assess their energy production, cost of energy and fuel savings. \n \nIt is concluded that the norm TS 62257 is a good basic procedure to organise and evaluate the input information and complete the first steps of design in a standardized way, even considering the effects of the cold climate on the system. For the Jubany case, conclusions are presented regarding the current state of information of the climate (wind, cold) and of the electrical system in operation and recommendations are made to prepare the installation of the hybrid wind-diesel system.
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