Hydrogen that used as fuel in fuel cell vehicles can be
produced from renewable sources such as wind, solar, and hydro
technologies. PV-electrolyzer is one of the promising methods to
produce hydrogen with zero pollution emission. Hydrogen
production from a PV-electrolyzer system depends on the efficiency
of the electrolyzer and photovoltaic array, and sun irradiance at that
site. In this study, the amount of hydrogen is obtained using
mathematical equations for difference driving distance and sun peak
hours. The results show that the minimum of 99 PV modules are used
to generate 1.75 kgH2 per day for two vehicles.
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[1] M. Little, M.Thomson, and D. Infield, "Power converters for use in stand
-alone renewable energy systems incorporating hydrogen storage", IEEE
AIS-08, vol. 1(20), pp. 644-648, April 2002.
[2] Di Wu, Sheldon S. Williamson, " A novel design and feasibility analysis
of a fuel cell plug-in hybrid electric vehicle", IEEE VPPC, Vol. 1, pp.
601-605, September 2008.
[3] Diego M. Robalino, Ganapathy Kumar, L.O. Uzoechi, U.C. Chukwu,
and Satish M. Mahajan, "Design of a docking station for solar charged
electric and fuel cell cehicles", Int. conference Clean Electrical Power,
pp. 655-660, 2009
[4] T. M. Maloney,"An electrolysis-based pathway towards hydrogen
fueling-, IEEE conf. Vehicle Power and Propulsion, pp. 652-656,2005
[5] Magnus Korpas, Ame T. Holen, "Operation planning of hydrogen
storage connected to wind power operating in a power market", IEEE
Trans. Energy Conversion, Vol. 21(3), September 2006
[6] T. L.Gibson, N. A. Kelly, "Predicting efficeincy of solar powered
hydrogen generation using photo electrolysis devices", IEEE VPPC,
Vol. 1, pp. 601-605, September 2008.
[7] S. S. Deshmukh, R. Boehm, "Mathematical modeling of solar-hydrogen
system for residential applications", Int. Solar Energy Conf., ASME,
July 2006
[8] Z. Salameh, Fundametal of renewable energy, 1st ed., 2001, University of
Massachusetts, Lowell, USA
[9] Stan Gibilisco, Alternative Energy DeMYSTiFied, 1st Ed., McGrawHill,
New York, 2007
[10] Ulf Bossel, The physics if the hydrogen economy, the european Fuel cell
News, Vol.10(2), July 2003 pp1-16)
[11] S. Dehghan, B. Kiani, A. Kazemi, A. Parizad, "Optimal sizing of a
hybrid wind/PV plant considering reliability indices", World Academy
of Science, Engineering and Technology,Vol. 56, pp. 527-535, 2009
[12] Gene Connelly, Hydrogen infrastructure for fueling distributed
resources, Washington
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produced from renewable sources such as wind, solar, and hydro
technologies. PV-electrolyzer is one of the promising methods to
produce hydrogen with zero pollution emission. Hydrogen
production from a PV-electrolyzer system depends on the efficiency
of the electrolyzer and photovoltaic array, and sun irradiance at that
site. In this study, the amount of hydrogen is obtained using
mathematical equations for difference driving distance and sun peak
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