solar water pumps 220 volt 1200 watt

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • wedgeantilles
    replied
    solar pumping

    Originally posted by alkhaleejsolar
    hi,sir,i want a project for water pump,

    i want with out battery and inverter

    i mean,direct 220 to water pump,1200 watt

    so what i need ,how many watt solar panel i need

    and which way to wired,plz explain with detail,






    i want to use only in day ,sun time,
    Hi, if the electric motor can be supplied with three phase 220 Vac, you can use a VFD.

    The only problem is that will need a lot of solar panels to achieve the voltage and the watts required to do so.

    With the VFD there is the possibility to program a simple MPPT follower, using a trimmer and a signal from the solar panels.

    If not, just read the other threads, use a DC system, there a lots of manufacturers that sell them.

    Regards

    Leave a comment:


  • deepakpandey2403
    replied
    Originally posted by Mike90250
    Can't you build a shutter to open and close 60 x second, to get wild AC out of a PV panel
    that would be a square wave of 60Hz. Do you want to destroy your pump?

    Leave a comment:


  • deepakpandey2403
    replied
    Originally posted by alkhaleejsolar
    nice reply from,our dear sir,

    i want to say,that i check a solar panel,back,i remove all diods,
    and now the voltage is ac,its mean,,,when u wired solar cells,it gives ac voltage,but when u put a diode ,its become ,dc,
    so,now i want to say,that,if i remove all diods from panels,,its voltage will be ac,,
    now if i wired 7 panels of 34 volt,in series,34+34.........at leats 238 volt ac,,with out diods,,it will operate any ac project ,for example, selleing fan,its 220 volt and 100 watt..i think
    it will operate.,,,,i think,,,what u say,plz inform,,becoz i am newbie,in solar,,
    i am a mobile phone software and hardware engineer,also i have experience ,electronics,as,tv,,dvd,vcr,,,repairing,

    but in solar ,i am new bie,so plz inform,try2understand
    No offence meant but I couldn't stop laughing at this kid.

    Leave a comment:


  • ws1530
    replied
    AC solar water pump inverter is workable

    You could use AC solar pump inverter to achieve your purpose.
    Solar panels: about 3kW.
    Inverter: 2.2kW, AC 220V output
    Pump: AC 220V input, no more than 2.2kW.
    Regarding cable connecting, pls refer to the image.
    cable connecting-1.JPG
    Mod note - advertising is not allowed
    Last edited by russ; 05-09-2013, 03:55 AM. Reason: ad removed

    Leave a comment:


  • inetdog
    replied
    Originally posted by Sunking
    Nah there is an easier way. Wire the panels bi-polar, and install a fan blade above them that alternately shades one panel at a time. A whole lot simpler with a lot less mass to rotate and less complexity.
    I am glad to see some serious thought going into optimizing this approach.
    I tend to have wild ideas and neglect the practical aspects sometimes.

    Leave a comment:


  • Sunking
    replied
    Originally posted by inetdog

    Just keep thinking outside the box:
    If you mount two panels back to back on an axle, with the two panels wired with opposite polarity and blocking diodes, then you can just spin the whole array at 3600 RPM and get very close to a true sine wave AC (in current, but not in voltage). Use a smaller fixed DC panel to run the motor. And put the array in a vacuum to reduce air resistance.

    You have now converted the electrical problem to one that a mechanical engineer can handle.


    Wait, a further brainstorm: Just make the two panels part of a Savonius type VAWT and they will spin by themselves in a high enough wind.
    Nah there is an easier way. Wire the panels bi-polar, and install a fan blade above them that alternately shades one panel at a time. A whole lot simpler with a lot less mass to rotate and less complexity.

    Leave a comment:


  • inetdog
    replied
    Originally posted by Wy_White_Wolf
    That might give you the top half of a modified sine wave. What are you going to do to get the bottom half?

    First of all, that would be the top half of a pure square wave if the shutter is fast enough. And I prefer to call the next step a modified square wave, not a modified sine wave. --inetdog

    WWW

    Just keep thinking outside the box:
    If you mount two panels back to back on an axle, with the two panels wired with opposite polarity and blocking diodes, then you can just spin the whole array at 3600 RPM and get very close to a true sine wave AC (in current, but not in voltage). Use a smaller fixed DC panel to run the motor. And put the array in a vacuum to reduce air resistance.

    You have now converted the electrical problem to one that a mechanical engineer can handle.


    Wait, a further brainstorm: Just make the two panels part of a Savonius type VAWT and they will spin by themselves in a high enough wind.

    Leave a comment:


  • Naptown
    replied
    Originally posted by Wy_White_Wolf
    That might give you the top half of a modified sine wave. What are you going to do to get the bottom half?

    WWW
    Finish the rest of the inverter

    Leave a comment:


  • Wy_White_Wolf
    replied
    Originally posted by Mike90250
    Can't you build a shutter to open and close 60 x second, to get wild AC out of a PV panel
    That might give you the top half of a modified sine wave. What are you going to do to get the bottom half?

    WWW

    Leave a comment:


  • Mike90250
    replied
    Can't you build a shutter to open and close 60 x second, to get wild AC out of a PV panel

    Leave a comment:


  • russ
    replied
    I repeat -

    Better get someone on your team that understands at least a small amount about electricity.

    Leave a comment:


  • Naptown
    replied
    Originally posted by alkhaleejsolar
    nice reply from,our dear sir,

    i want to say,that i check a solar panel,back,i remove all diods,
    and now the voltage is ac,its mean,,,when u wired solar cells,it gives ac voltage,but when u put a diode ,its become ,dc,
    so,now i want to say,that,if i remove all diods from panels,,its voltage will be ac,,
    now if i wired 7 panels of 34 volt,in series,34+34.........at leats 238 volt ac,,with out diods,,it will operate any ac project ,for example, selleing fan,its 220 volt and 100 watt..i think
    it will operate.,,,,i think,,,what u say,plz inform,,becoz i am newbie,in solar,,
    i am a mobile phone software and hardware engineer,also i have experience ,electronics,as,tv,,dvd,vcr,,,repairing,

    but in solar ,i am new bie,so plz inform,try2understand
    Those diodes you removed do not change the panel to an AC panel. They are for bypassing certain strings of cells and are called bypass diodes. Solar cells do not produce AC they only produce DC.
    You have 2 choices here.
    1 obtain a pump that is designed to run on DC and solar in particular (they are made)
    2 Obtain an inverter, charge controller, and batteries sized properly to run what you wish to run.
    There are no shortcuts

    Leave a comment:


  • alkhaleejsolar
    replied
    nice reply from,our dear sir,

    i want to say,that i check a solar panel,back,i remove all diods,
    and now the voltage is ac,its mean,,,when u wired solar cells,it gives ac voltage,but when u put a diode ,its become ,dc,
    so,now i want to say,that,if i remove all diods from panels,,its voltage will be ac,,
    now if i wired 7 panels of 34 volt,in series,34+34.........at leats 238 volt ac,,with out diods,,it will operate any ac project ,for example, selleing fan,its 220 volt and 100 watt..i think
    it will operate.,,,,i think,,,what u say,plz inform,,becoz i am newbie,in solar,,
    i am a mobile phone software and hardware engineer,also i have experience ,electronics,as,tv,,dvd,vcr,,,repairing,

    but in solar ,i am new bie,so plz inform,try2understand

    Leave a comment:


  • russ
    replied
    Originally posted by alkhaleejsolar
    what u mean,,???don,t under stand,,u mean,we can not produce AC ,voltage from solar,//plz explain,,
    Better get someone on your team that understands at least a small amount about electricity. Solar PV produces DC power only. An inverter converts that to AC

    Leave a comment:


  • alkhaleejsolar
    replied
    what u mean,,???don,t under stand,,u mean,we can not produce AC ,voltage from solar,//plz explain,,

    Leave a comment:

Working...