Implementation of Solar and Wind based Hybrid Renewable Energy System for in-House Power Generation

A hybrid Solar-Darrieus wind turbine, which has the potential to generate renewable energy, is presented in this article. The performance of the Darrieus wind turbine is confirmed by rigid computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, which are based on an extensive analysis using the SG6043 air foil. The research looked at a lot of options before deciding that SG6043 was the best air foil. A precise power coefficient of 0.2366 and a moment coefficient of 0.0288 were both generated by the CFD models. Also shown in the study is a hybrid prototype that uses the SG6043 air foil to boost turbine performance and a 10 W photovoltaic module. While planning this, we are also considering the ideal PV solar-wind hybrid system with strong IoT integration for remote monitoring. According to the research, the most effective method for optimizing blade form is by utilizing <tex xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">$Q$</tex>-blade in conjunction with an Internet of Things solution that addresses weather concerns with the ESP32 Wi-Fi module. A range of 0.88 kW to 0.06 kW is possible for electrical energy generation on various dates in 2023, according to preliminary calculations. Darrieus wind turbines need less lift to run since their blades are more dragged. The model's plausible assumptions are confirmed by the wellconverging experimental and theoretical results. This study lays the groundwork for additional research into improving the performance and efficiency of hybrid wind-solar PV systems, which goes beyond just improving renewable energy technology.