Performance & Cost Analysis of Solar Rooftop System Under Dhaka Power Distribution Company (DPDC)

Abstract

Daily headlines make everyone alert to the dangerous long-term outcomes of power generation from your fossil fuels. It really is widely believed in which continuing to be determined by fossil fuels to build electricity can result in serious environmental issues. Moreover, fossil fuels are usually finite in sum and cost big money as well. Consequently, renewable energy can be a potential solution to fulfill up electricity demand for your developing countries for instance Bangladesh. Among every one of the renewable technologies, solar sun (PV) is one of the most potential, favorable and promising the one which converts solar energy into electricity, including or taking out battery backup. Although solar engineering has nearly succeeded in rural areas where a lot of the technologies are adopted according to Solar Home Method (SHS), it have not yet been effective in towns after the added rule of achieving 3% of mild fan load of your building. We have got investigated the put in solar rooftop regarding 86 houses inside Narayanganj, where the pv system of a lot of the houses were identified inactive. Among these only 50 methods are active. On this thesis the total analysis of metropolitan solar prospect continues to be done in three layers according to this investigation. After all, the effectiveness of the system was discussed in brief to influence them to come to know about the appropriateness of the system and the proper way to maintain the system. It is seen that a few among them find the system useful and want to increase its capacity. The operating condition and maintenance of the SRS was evaluated as well. Most of the interviewed people do not either maintain the system or want to repair it. It is very unfortunate that most of the systems were found inactive or not connected in a proper way. Although urban people are more likely to know the efficient use of solar energy, they still prefer fossil fuels for their power generation. In this manner, they are indirectly contributing to environmental hazards and wasting a lot of money too. From the reading of an installed solar system, the cost per unit is calculated later as an example. However, the appropriateness of the system to the consumer is very limited due to having a lack of knowledge and training to operate the system productively.