Diseño de instalación fotovoltaica de 59 kWp para autoconsumo y de un sistema de recarga de vehículos eléctricos de 22 kW para el polideportivo municipal de El Palmar (Valencia)

Abstract

[ES] El presente proyecto tiene como primer objetivo el dimensionamiento, diseño y análisis económico de una instalación solar fotovoltaica de 52 kW de potencia nominal y 58,8 kWp de potencia pico situada sobre las cubiertas de los edificios del Polideportivo Municipal y la Universidad Popular en El Palmar, Valencia.

La instalación final cuenta con 128 módulos fotovoltaicos de 460 Wp conectados a dos inversores trifásicos los cuales están conectados a la red eléctrica para la compensación de los excedentes de la producción. Desde un punto de vista energético la instalación fotovoltaica cubriría hasta un 50% del consumo actual del Polideportivo, permitiendo cubrir el aumento de consumo de la ampliación de actividades y cursos prevista para el edificio municipal.

Sobre dicha instalación se ha realizado una simulación mediante el programa PVsyst que permite un análisis tanto técnico como económico.

El proyecto cuenta también con un segundo objetivo que consiste en el dimensionamiento y diseño de un punto de recarga de vehículos eléctricos de 22 kW de potencia el cual permite la carga simultanea de hasta 2 vehículos.

Este punto de recarga será el primero dentro del municipio y junto a la instalación fotovoltaica tienen como principal objetivo concienciar sobre este tipo de instalaciones a los ciudadanos, formando ambas parte de un proyecto promovido por el Ayuntamiento de Valencia para la transición energética.

[EN] The first objective of this project is the sizing, design and economic analysis of a 52 kW nominal and 58.8 kWp peak power photovoltaic solar installation located on the roofs of the buildings of the Municipal Sports Centre and the “Universidad Popular” in El Palmar, Valencia. The final installation has 128 photovoltaic modules of 460 Wp connected to two three-phase inverters which are connected to the electrical network to compensate for the surplus production. From an energy point of view the photovoltaic installation would cover up to 50% of the current consumption of the Sports Centre, allowing it to cover the increase in consumption of the extension of activities and courses planned for the municipal building. A simulation has been carried out on this installation using the PVsyst software, which allows both a technical and economic analysis. The project also has a second objective which consists of the dimensioning and design of a 22 kW nominal power electric vehicle recharging point which allows up to 2 vehicles to be charged simultaneously. This recharging point will be the first in the municipality and, together with the photovoltaic installation, its main objective is to raise awareness of this type of installation among citizens, both of which form part of a project promoted by Valencia City Council for the energy transition

[CA] The first objective of this project is the sizing, design and economic analysis of a 52 kW nominal and 58.8 kWp peak power photovoltaic solar installation located on the roofs of the buildings of the Municipal Sports Centre and the “Universidad Popular” in El Palmar, Valencia. The final installation has 128 photovoltaic modules of 460 Wp connected to two three-phase inverters which are connected to the electrical network to compensate for the surplus production. From an energy point of view the photovoltaic installation would cover up to 50% of the current consumption of the Sports Centre, allowing it to cover the increase in consumption of the extension of activities and courses planned for the municipal building. A simulation has been carried out on this installation using the PVsyst software, which allows both a technical and economic analysis. The project also has a second objective which consists of the dimensioning and design of a 22 kW nominal power electric vehicle recharging point which allows up to 2 vehicles to be charged simultaneously. This recharging point will be the first in the municipality and, together with the photovoltaic installation, its main objective is to raise awareness of this type of installation among citizens, both of which form part of a project promoted by Valencia City Council for the energy transition