5.3.- RENEWABLE ENERGIES

Renewable energies are clean, unlimited and increasingly competitive sources of energy. They are energy sources based on the use of natural resources: sun, wind, water or plant or animal biomass. They differ from fossil fuels mainly in their diversity, abundance and potential for use in any part of the planet, but especially in the fact that they do not produce greenhouse gases.

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Thanks to the development of renewable energies, it is possible to combat climate change and avoid its devastating impact. Global warming due to greenhouse gases is a fact and that is why one of the goals set by the United Nations is to achieve universal access to electricity by 2030.

There are various types of renewable energy such as wind energy, photovoltaic energy, hydropower, biomass and biogas, geothermal energy, tidal energy, wave power, bioethanol and biodiesel.

Given the importance of renewable energies, their main advantages should be emphasized: they do not emit greenhouse gases, are inexhaustible and less and less expensive, reduce energy dependence, and have a favorable political horizon.

Due to the proliferation of renewable energies and the need to create more efficient and flexible power systems, decentralized generation is becoming more and more popular. This is the origin of the Micro-Grids concept. They are bidirectional power generation systems, based mostly on renewable energies, which distribute electricity from various points of energy generation to consumers through digital technology and favoring the integration of renewable energies.

Thanks to this technological evolution that has given rise to renewable energies and to their decentralization, it has been possible to integrate the electric vehicle in today's society. In turn, this has significantly reduced greenhouse gases (CO2) and costs and increased the reliability of the electrical system.

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RENEWABLE ENERGIES EQUIPMENT

1.- PHYSICS 2.- ELECTRONICS 3.- COMMUNICATIONS 4.- ELECTRICITY 5.- ENERGY 6.- MECHATRONICS & AUTOMATION 7.- MECHANICS 8.- FLUID MECHANICS 9.- THERMODYNAMICS & THERMOTECHNICS 10.- PROCESS CONTROL 11.- CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 12.- FOOD & WATER TECHNOLOGIES 13.- ENVIRONMENT 14.- BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY ACCESSORIES CUSTOMIZED PILOT PLANTS
5.1.- SMART GRIDS AND POWER SYSTEMS 5.2.- MICROGRIDS 5.3.- RENEWABLE ENERGIES 5.4.- CONVENTIONAL ENERGIES 5.5.- ENERGY STORAGE 5.6.- HIGH VOLTAGE AND ELECTRICAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS 5.7.- INSTALLATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
5.3.1.- PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ENERGY 5.3.2.- SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY 5.3.3.- WIND ENERGY 5.3.4.- MARINE ENERGY 5.3.5.- GEOTHERMAL ENERGY 5.3.6.- HYDRAULIC ENERGY 5.3.7.- BIOFUELS 5.3.8.- STORAGE SYSTEMS 5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS 5.3.10.- STEAM TURBINES AND ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLES 5.3.11.- OTHER NON-CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
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PUMPING STORAGE POWER PLANT APPLICATION, WITH SCADA - AEL-GAD-01S
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5.3.6.- HYDRAULIC ENERGY

AEL-GAD-01S

Pumping Storage Power Plant Application, with SCADA

The Pumping Storage Power Plant Application, with SCADA, "AEL-GAD-01S", has been developed by Edibon to study the pumped storage power stations and their applications. Pumping Storage Power Plants Applications are a type of hydroelectric energy...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED PELTON TURBINE - TPC
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5.3.6.- HYDRAULIC ENERGY

TPC

Computer Controlled Pelton Turbine

The Computer Controlled Pelton Turbine, "TPC", designed by EDIBON, consists of a small-scale Pelton turbine, with a valve that allows the flow to be regulated. The turbine includes a PELTON runner with 16 buckets, which can be clearly seen through...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED FRANCIS TURBINE - TFC
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TFC

Computer Controlled Francis Turbine

The Computer Controlled Francis Turbine, "TFC", consists of a small-scale Francis Turbine, with a valve that allows flow regulation and has a ring with adjustable guide vanes that allows control of the angle of incidence of the water in the...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED KAPLAN TURBINE - TKC
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TKC

Computer Controlled Kaplan Turbine

The Computer Controlled Kaplan Turbine, "TKC", consists of a small-scale Kaplan turbine that has a ring with adjustable guide vanes, which allow the control of water flow in the turbine.In order to raise the fluid, it has a computer controlled...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED RADIAL FLOW TURBINE - TFRC
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TFRC

Computer Controlled Radial Flow Turbine

The Computer Controlled Radial Flow Turbine, "TFRC", consists of a small-scale radial flow turbine with two nozzles at 90 degrees to the perpendicular direction of the axis of rotation.In order to raise the fluid, it has a computer controlled pump...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED AXIAL FLOW TURBINE - TFAC
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TFAC

Computer Controlled Axial Flow Turbine

The Computer Controlled Axial Flow Turbine, "TFAC", consists of a small-scale turbine with single-stage axial flow input. It has eight nozzles that act as water rings to the rotor, four of which have an incidence angle of 20º and the other four of...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTAL REACTION TURBINE - HTRC
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HTRC

Computer Controlled Experimental Reaction Turbine

The Experimental Reaction Turbine, Computer Controlled (PC), "HTRC", allows to study the characteristics of operation of a small scale reaction turbine.This unit includes suitable instrumentation to measure the main parameters:There is a pressure...
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTAL IMPULSE TURBINE - HTIC
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HTIC

Computer Controlled Experimental Impulse Turbine

The Computer Controlled Experimental Impulse Turbine, "HTIC", has been designed by EDIBON to study the characteristics and the behavior of a small scale impulse turbine.This unit includes suitable instrumentation to measure the main...
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