文档介绍：DESALINATION
ELSEXIER Desalination 153 (2002) 17-23
te/desal
Seawater reverse osmosis powered Tom renewable energy
sources - hybrid wind/photovoltaic/grid power supply for
small-scale desalination in Libya
Sultan A. Kershrnana, Jtigen Rheinl&nde?*, Hansjijrg Gablerb
“General pany of Libya (GECOL), Tripoli, Libya
Tel. +218 (21) 4808927; Fax +218 (21) 4808927: email: ******@hotmail. corn
‘Center for Soiar Energy and Hyakogen Resecuch, Baden- Wiirttemberg ***@SW), D-70565 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel. + 49 (711) 7870235; Fax +49 (711) 7870200; email: juergen.******@sw-
Received 1 April 2002; accepted 15 April 2002
Abstract
GECOL and a consulting consortium of experts from ZSW, German Wind Energy Institute (DEWI) and Lahmeyer
International (Ll) are preparing the installation of an experimental plant for seawater reverse osmosis desalination
powered from renewable energy sources (SWRO+RES) at Libya’s coast of the Mediterranean sea. The nominal
production of the plant will be 300 ml/d for the supply of a village with potable water. Both wind energy conversion
(WEC) and photovoltaic power generation (PV) will be integrated into a grid connected power supply for a reverse
osmosis (RO) desalination plant with power recovery. While the expected nominal power load for the operation of
the RO desalination system is 70 kW (net power af