Browsing by Author "Abdullah Khalid"

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    Biomass energy for Pakistan
    (University of Management and Technology Lahore, 2017) Abdullah Khalid
    Pakistanhas been experiencing a severe energy crisis in recent decades due to insufficient electricity generation capacity relative to demand. Shortages of electricity and gas have had a direct impact on domestic and commercial activities. Natural gas is the essential resource for the confined electricity, due to the continued reduction of this source and demand, companies generating power now rely on relatively expensive furnace oil. This crisis can be overcome by looking for sources of fuel that are economically rich and widely available within the country. The majority of the Pakistani population lives in rural and remote areas currently has no access to electricity. However, renewable energy resources, particularly biomass, solar and wind, can play a key role in electrifying remote areas of the country. A hybrid power system is a promising energy generation procedure that involves a combination of diverse energy systems, mostly renewable for optimal output configuration. In modern renewable energy research (RE), optimum conditions for the production and consumption of energy systems are considered an essential feature of the economic burden of shipping. Wind, solar and biomass are three renewable energy sources that are primarily focused on this thesis and on this basis a hybrid feed system is proposed.
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    Biomass energy for pakistan
    (UMT.Lahore, 2022) Abdullah Khalid
    Pakistan has been experiencing a severe energy crisis in recent decades due to insufficient electricity generation capacity relative to demand. Shortages of electricity and gas have had a direct impact on domestic and commercial activities. Natural gas is the essential resource for the confined electricity, due to the continued reduction of this source and demand, companies generating power now rely on relatively expensive furnace oil. This crisis can be overcome by looking for sources of fuel that are economically rich and widely available within the country. The majority of the Pakistani population lives in rural and remote areas currently has no access to electricity. However, renewable energy resources, particularly biomass, solar and wind, can play a key role in electrifying remote areas of the country. A hybrid power system is a promising energy generation procedure that involves a combination of diverse energy systems, mostly renewable for optimal output configuration. In modern renewable energy research (RE), optimum conditions for the production and consumption of energy systems are considered an essential feature of the economic burden of shipping. Wind, solar and biomass are three renewable energy sources that are primarily focused on this thesis and on this basis a hybrid feed system is proposed.
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    Web based grid connected photovoltaic system with dual axis solar tracking
    (UMT Lahore, 2020) Sheikh Muhammad Oneeb; Abdullah Khalid; Muneeb Saeed
    Energy crisis is a concerning problem, which underdeveloped countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh are still facing. There is an immense situation in the generation and demand of electrical energy. Solar energy is the new trend to this situation. With the use of solar tracking system, it is probable to generate more electrical energy if the panel maintains a perpendicular profile with the sunrays throughout the day. And for this purpose dual axis tracking system was introduced. This project report presents the designing of a dual axis solar tracking system. The work is alienated into two segments; hardware and software system. In hardware segment, there are four light dependent resistors (LDR) to detect the maximum light from the sun. Two DC motors attached to a motor driver are used for the rotation of the panel. In software segment, Arduino UNO is used as the controller. As a result of which we get more efficient system.