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About Renewable Energy Integration The urgent need to reduce global carbon foot print and to meet the ever increasing energy demand has created a strong and long term demand for energy efficiency with renewable energy as a key element to these objectives. The question that needs to be raised is how these new generation systems can be integrated to the power grid. The major Renewable Energy Sources such as Wind, Solar, and Hydel are viable sources given its potential in India. Also due to environmental concerns, constructions of large dams are avoided. This necessitates building small run of river dams thereby creating micro-hydel sources. Although Indian government has given sufficient impetus through MNRE, Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission and other such initiatives to enhance the use of renewable energy, there are numerous issues that need to be explored, since in a large scale integration, seasonal variability of supply affect the stability greatly. Again the interfaces between the Renewable Energy Sources and the grid should be explored thoroughly before they are used, for they should meet the stringent power quality standards. In remote places where grid connectivity is not feasible, isolated grids with Renewable Energy sources are well suited. There are also grids which can work with and off the main grid. Micro-grids, which can be connected to the main grid, and also works in an isolated mode, are the best solutions to avoid cascading of faults or other stability issues associated with Renewable Energy variation. Renewable Energy Sources installed at home are one way of alleviating power cuts during peak hours and reducing under frequency problems connected with rotor angle stability which otherwise would result in severe blackouts. Objective of this workshop This course will provide a comprehensive discussion on renewable energy resources, the associated conversion technologies for electricity generation, and renewable energy integration into main grid and micro-grids. This is also intended to give case studies and solutions to issues facing renewable energy integration. The course will also encourage renewable energy generation at micro level and give impetus to further the research into their dynamics in the main grid and analyzing reliability, power quality, and stability problems. Contents of the Course o Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Conversion Technologies o Forecasting of Wind and Solar Generation o Converters for Solar PV o Management of Renewable Energy Sources volatility- role of Energy Storage Systems o Network impact of penetration of Wind and Solar Energy o Development of Mini and Micro Hydro Power Plants o Waste to Energy o Grid connectivity Standards for Renewable Energy Sources o Indian Scenario in Renewable Energy Registration Fee: Students/ Research Scholar (FT) Rs 1 000/- Faculty / Research Scholar (PT) Rs 1 500/- Industry Participants Rs 2 500/- The registration fee includes cost towards course material, lunch, and refreshment. Registration Registration for the Workshop can be made by sending the duly filled application form along with Demand Draft drawn in favor of “PSDRR 2014, PSGCT” payable at Coimbatore, so as to reach us on or before 10 th August 2014. Eligibility Faculty working in Engineering / Polytechnic colleges Engineers from R&D Organizations / Industries UG/PG Engineering Students Research Scholars Note If you are selected, the fee paid will not be refunded under any circumstances. Limited ACCOMMODATION for the participants on payment basis shall be arranged in college hostels, can also be arranged at outside hostels. DEPARTMENTS OF EEE & RAE PSG COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY COIMBATORE – 641 004 NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON Challenges in Integrating Renewable Energy Resources (CIRE) 22 – 23 August 2014 APPLICATION FORM Name (in Block Letters): ………………………………………. Date of birth & Age : …………………………………………… Sex :…………………………………………… Qualification : …………………………………………… Experience (if any) : …………………………………………… Designation & Dept. : …………………………………………… Organization : …………………………………………… Address for : …………………………………………… Communication :……………………………………….…… ……………………………………..…….... Office No. :……………………… Mob No. :……….…………… Email Id:……………………………………………………………… Demand Draft No. & Bank: …………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………….. Amount in Rs. :……………………………………………………… Accommodation Required: Yes No DECLARATION BY THE CANDIDATE The given information is true to the best of my knowledge. I agree to abide by the rules and regulations governing the programme. If selected, I shall attend the course for the entire duration. Place: Date: Signature of the candidate
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About Renewable Energy Integration
The urgent need to reduce global carbon foot print and to meet the ever increasing energy demand has created a strong and long term demand for energy efficiency with renewable energy as a key element to these objectives. The question that needs to be raised is how these new generation systems can be integrated to the power grid. The major Renewable Energy Sources such as Wind, Solar, and Hydel are viable sources given its potential in India. Also due to environmental concerns, constructions of large dams are avoided. This necessitates building small run of river dams thereby creating micro-hydel sources.
Although Indian government has given sufficient impetus through MNRE, Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission and other such initiatives to enhance the use of renewable energy, there are numerous issues that need to be explored, since in a large scale integration, seasonal variability of supply affect the stability greatly. Again the interfaces between the Renewable Energy Sources and the grid should be explored thoroughly before they are used, for they should meet the stringent power quality standards. In remote places where grid connectivity is not feasible, isolated grids with Renewable Energy sources are well suited. There are also grids which can work with and off the main grid.
Micro-grids, which can be connected to the main grid, and also works in an isolated mode, are the best solutions to avoid cascading of faults or other stability issues associated with Renewable Energy variation.
Renewable Energy Sources installed at home are one way of alleviating power cuts during peak hours and reducing under frequency problems connected with rotor angle stability which otherwise would result in severe blackouts.
Objective of this workshop
This course will provide a comprehensive discussion on renewable energy resources, the associated conversion technologies for electricity generation, and renewable energy integration into main grid and micro-grids. This is also intended to give case studies and solutions to issues facing renewable energy integration. The course will also encourage renewable energy generation at micro level and give impetus to further the research into their dynamics in the main grid and analyzing reliability, power quality, and stability problems.
Contents of the Course
o Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Conversion
Technologies
o Forecasting of Wind and Solar Generation
o Converters for Solar PV
o Management of Renewable Energy Sources volatility-
role of Energy Storage Systems
o Network impact of penetration of Wind and Solar
Energy
o Development of Mini and Micro Hydro Power Plants
o Waste to Energy
o Grid connectivity Standards for Renewable Energy Sources
o Indian Scenario in Renewable Energy Registration Fee:
Students/ Research Scholar (FT)
Rs 1 000/-
Faculty / Research Scholar (PT)
Rs 1 500/-
Industry Participants Rs 2 500/-
The registration fee includes cost towards course material, lunch, and refreshment. Registration
Registration for the Workshop can be made by sending the duly filled application form along with Demand Draft drawn in favor of “PSDRR 2014, PSGCT” payable at Coimbatore, so as to reach us on or before 10th August 2014. Eligibility
Faculty working in Engineering / Polytechnic
colleges
Engineers from R&D Organizations / Industries
UG/PG Engineering Students Research Scholars
Note
If you are selected, the fee paid will not be refunded
under any circumstances.
Limited ACCOMMODATION for the participants on
payment basis shall be arranged in college hostels,
can also be arranged at outside hostels.
DEPARTMENTS OF EEE & RAE PSG COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
COIMBATORE – 641 004
NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
Challenges in Integrating Renewable Energy
Resources (CIRE)
22 – 23 August 2014
APPLICATION FORM
Name (in Block Letters): ……………………………………….
Date of birth & Age : ……………………………………………
Sex :……………………………………………
Qualification : ……………………………………………
Experience (if any) : ……………………………………………
Designation & Dept. : ……………………………………………
Organization : ……………………………………………
Address for : ……………………………………………
Communication :……………………………………….…… ……………………………………..……....
Office No. :……………………… Mob No. :……….……………
Email Id:………………………………………………………………
Demand Draft No. & Bank: ……………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………..
Amount in Rs. :………………………………………………………
Accommodation Required: Yes No
DECLARATION BY THE CANDIDATE
The given information is true to the best of my knowledge. I agree to abide by the rules and regulations governing the programme. If selected, I shall attend the course for the entire duration.
Place:
Date: Signature of the candidate
About the College PSG College of Technology, established in 1951, is one of the many educational institutions nurtured by PSG & Sons’ Charities Trust. The college is Government-Aided, Autonomous, ISO 9001 2008 certified and affiliated to Anna University. Equipped with latest facilities and excellent infrastructures, the college offers a total of 48 full-time and part-time programmes in Science, Engineering and Management at UG & PG levels. The institution has a strong alumni base, most of them occupying coveted positions in many educational, industrial and research organizations all over the world. Currently more than 520 research scholars, both full-time and part-time, are working for their Ph.D. degree.
The College has developed 25 Centres of Excellence in various disciplines. More research facilities have been created in tie-up with numerous leading industries worldwide. CHAIRMAN Dr. R. Rudramoorthy Principal, PSG College of Technology CONVENORS Dr. P. Navaneethan Head, Dept. of EEE Dr. B. Vinod Head, Dept. of RAE ORGANIZING SECRETARY
Dr. M. Sundaram, Dept. of RAE COORDINATORS
Mr. S. Ramesh, Dept. of EEE Mr. A. Angamuthu, Dept. of EEE Ms. B. Sathya, Dept. of EEE Ms. S. Suja, Dept. of EEE Ms. A. Sivaranjani, Dept. of RAE Important Dates to Remember: Last date for registration : 10 – 08 – 2014 Intimation date (thro website) : 12 – 08 – 2014
The details of this seminar are available www.psgtech.edu
About the EEE Department
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) has been playing a vital role in producing scientists and technologists of highest caliber ever since it was established in the year 1951. The department offers UG (Regular and Sandwich) programmes, PG programmes (Applied Electronics, Power Electronics & Drives, and Embedded & Real-Time Systems), and Research programmes. The department along with its highly qualified faculty members started functioning right from inception and engages actively in teaching and research in all the current areas of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The department runs PSG-LAPP Centre for Excellence in Cable Technology, PSG - L&T Centre for Excellence in LV Switchgear, Centre for Renewable Energy, Danfoss Centre for Excellence in Climate & Energy, and Audio-Processing Centre. About the RAE Department
The Department of Robotics and Automation Engineering has been established in order to meet the growing demand for trained man power in the field of Industrial Automation. Automation Engineering is a cross-sectional discipline that requires proportional knowledge in hardware as well as software development and their applications. This programme is a very unique one that is tailored to mould quality automation engineers for manufacturing, defense, food, aerospace, medical, and service sectors. The department has established various centres of excellence such as PSG-Adept Centre for Robotics, PSG-SIEMENS Centre for Excellence in Automation, Centre for Advanced CNC and Robotics with Fanuc India Ltd.
The duly filled application form is to be sent to:
Mr. S. Ramesh, Coordinator, CIRE, Department of EEE, PSG College of Technology
Peelamedu, Coimbatore -641004 Contact Nos.: 9677734574/ 9942117279
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
PSG COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY COIMBATORE - 641 004
National Workshop on
Challenges in Integrating
Renewable Energy Resources
(CIRE)
22 – 23 August 2014
Organised by
Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering &
Dept. of Robotics & Automation Engineering
PSG College of Technology Peelamedu, Coimbatore – 641 004
Tamilnadu Phone: 0422-2572177, 2572477
Fax: 0422-2573833
