Design and simulation of grid-connected solar power plants in educational complex of Fasa Azad University to reduce carbon emissions
Subject Areas : Energy and environmentMehdi Motevasel 1 , saman tashakor 2 , arman khoshnavaz 3
1 - Department of electrical engineering, Collage of engineering, Shiraz branch, Islamic azad university, Shiraz,
2 - Department of renewable energy, Islamic Azad University, Shiraz, Iran
3 - Master of Renewable Energy Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Shiraz, Iran
Keywords: Fasa, photovoltaic power plant, Pvsyst, Retscreen,
Abstract :
Introduction: Noise pollution is one of the problems of urban societies. High-traffic centers are important sources of noise pollution in urban areas. Noise pollution manifests itself at high levels at once, but at lower levels it has a gradual effect. The expansion of cities and industrialization has caused this pollution to appear in cities.
Materials and Methods: This descriptive-analytical and cross-sectional research was conducted in the year 1400 with the aim of estimating the amount of noise pollution in Mirdamad Boulevard, Tehran. The sound equivalent level was measured with a sound level meter in three times: morning, noon, Saturday and Friday noon in 7 stations. The location of the stations was chosen to cover the entire area and include all uses, including residential, commercial, residential-commercial. Kriging and IDW interpolation methods were used in order to zone and connect similar noise pollution points, and Arc GIS software was also used to prepare sound intensity level zoning maps.
Results and Discussion: The results of field measurements using a sound meter in three different time periods (Saturday morning, Saturday noon, and Friday noon) show that there is a significant difference between the noise pollution on Saturday morning and other measurement periods. Also, the spread of noise pollution in the region is more on Saturday noon than other times. The amount of noise pollution in the studied areas and in both ordinary KRIGING and IDW models compared to the sound standard in the open air of Iran (for the hours of 7 am to 10 pm for areas with residential-commercial use, which is equivalent to 60 decibels), It is higher than the standard. The highest level of noise pollution on working days was measured at 80 dB and the lowest at 68 dB.
Conclusion: The passage of cars and traffic on the level of the boulevard as well as the pollution caused by commercial centers were the main causes of noise pollution, which can have serious effects on citizens due to the fact that the noise pollution is higher than the standard. Therefore, it is necessary to Basic methods should be adopted to eliminate or reduce noise pollution.
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