23 research outputs found
Model design of an architectural grid-connected photovoltaic system
Renewable energy sources such as solar, thermal and wind are high energy sources that meet the growing demand for
electrical energy worldwide. Renewable energy sources can be stand-alone power generators or multi-generations systems forming
a microgrid system that can also be integrated into the main power grid. The integration of renewable energy sources into the main
grid system mostly occurs at distribution levels and depends on the scale and location of the renewable energy sources. Renewable
energy sources with large-scale capacity can be integrated into the transmission system, while small-scale energy sources can be
integrated directly into medium- and low-voltage distribution systems. Both sources have their characteristics, therefore strict planning
and analysis is needed. Architecture of a small-scale photovoltaic (PV) system is designed to generate about 3 kW for local demand,
such as an office building, with the implementation of microgrid system equipped with smart meters for energy monitoring, and a
control scheme is proposed
Post-transcriptional control and inductive genetic regulation in an ‘almost’ prokaryotic cell. Posttranscriptional regulation and epigenetics in microorganisms
Mainstream-sidestream wastewater switching promotes anammox nitrogen removal rate in organic-rich, low-temperature streams
Optimization and separation mechanism of Ni(II) removal from synthetic wastewater using response surface method
Enhancement of nitrate removal under limited organic carbon with hydrogen‐driven autotrophic denitrification in low‐cost electrode bio‐electrochemical reactors
Possible mechanism of efficient mainstream partial nitritation/anammox (PN/A) in hybrid bioreactors (IFAS)
Removal of high concentration ammonia from wastewater by a combination of partial nitrification and anammox treatment
Start-up of low-temperature anammox in UASB from mesophilic yeast factory anaerobic tank inoculum
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