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Archive | 2017

Dynamic Simulation for Increasing the Efficiency of Solar Cooling Systems in Northern Latitudes

Peteris Shipkovs; Janis Shipkovs; Andrejs Snegirjovs; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Lebedeva; Lana Migla

Latvia lies on the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea at 57°00′N latitude. In Latvia, cooling is required about 1500 k.h degree hour (at an indoor temperature of 21 °C). This chapter presents the optimization of a solar cooling system in Latvia using the model of a solar cooling system which was created by a dynamic simulation program. The model is similar to the existing real solar cooling system installed at the Institute of Physical Energetics. The precision of the model was tested by comparing it with real equipment. Simulations were carried out using metrological data from different European countries. Simulation results, the dependency of the heat carrier average temperature and the ratio of energy from a pump to the system were collected and analysed. Different element locations of the solar cooling system were compared in two models. The annual cool production of the solar cooling system was defined.


Power and energy systems | 2012

USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES FOR REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

Peteris Shipkovs; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Lebedeva; Ilze Purina; Lana Migla; Aizkraukles Street

The main aim of the paper was to investigate the use of renewable energy sources (RES) in Latvia, for which – as well as for other European states – this is the issue of high importance. The renewable energy resources: wind, sun, hydro, biomass, biogas, etc., are additional sources of energy the energy that could be produced independently of the import. Increasing demand for energy, limited reserves of fossil fuel, as well as environmental pollution and global climate changes observed in the world in the last years have given rise to an intense interest in renewable energy resources. Support to the use of RES has become a significant part of the European Union’s policy. In the paper only those renewable energy resources have been investigated from which a real contribution to the energy balance under Latvian conditions could be expected – i.e. biomass, hydro-energy, biogas, wind and solar energy. It is established that the renewable energy resources give the greatest yield in combined schemes in which fossil fuels are also involved. Such combinations allow for considerable decrease in emissions into the atmosphere; these are more environment-friendly, which means a higher environment protection level.


Renewable energy & power quality journal | 2011

Investigation of solar collector´s in Latvian conditions

Peteris Shipkovs; Galina Kashkarova; Andrejs Snegirjovs; Mārtiņš Vanags; Kristina Lebedeva; Janis Shipkovs; Lana Migla

Outdoor air temperature range in the Baltic region i s below average values in Europe. Range of outdoor air temperature in the Baltic region is -3 oC in winter and +16 oC in summer. And solar radiation intensity is lower in comparison with the average European values. The average solar radiation intensity reaches 1100 kWh/m2 per year in Baltic region. Therefore, there is a particular need to optimize the solar thermal system in the Baltic region. Solar collectors operation methods investigated on the IPE solar energy polygon according different parameters. The most common types of solar collectors operation were investigated and compared: by the time, by the heat carrier temperature differences of input and output, by the solar radiation intensity and operation control methods in various combinations. Theoretical and practical advantages and disadvantages of using each control methods were analyzed. Solar collectors operation system could be regulated in accordance with the solar radiation intensity, by the boiler lower temperatures and by the outdoor air temperature to determine precisely the solar collector efficiency of the parameter changes. This may help to avoid the previous operation systems testing regime deficiencies. The precision of solar collectors operation depends on the type of operation systems: heat losses and the collector efficiency calculation accuracy, the sensor is accuracy, the time between the regulation regimes, and the range of heat carrier pumps action operation sensors. Currently, companies that offer solar collectors, offer solar collectors complete set with all necessary equipments for the solar collector connection for hot water supply system, or for home heating operation system by the temperature difference of input and output. And no one of them does not offer solar collectors operation systems by the various parameters.


10th REHVA World Congress on Sustainable Energy Use in Buildings (CLIMA 2010) | 2010

Modeling of Solar Heating Systems in Latvia

Pēteris Šipkovs; Lana Migla; Kristina Ļebedeva; Mārtiņš Pankars; Andrejs Snegirjovs


ISES Solar World Congress 2009: Renewable Energy Shaping Our Future | 2009

Solar Energy Use for Sustainable Development

Pēteris Šipkovs; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Ļebedeva; Martinsh Vanags; Andrejs Snegirjovs; Lana Migla


EuroSun 2014 | 2015

Solar Cooling in High Latitudes Conditions

Peteris Shipkovs; Kristina Lebedeva; Galina Kashkarova; Andrejs Snegirjovs; Lana Migla


Energy Procedia | 2015

Solar Thermal Cooling on the Northernmost Latitudes

Peteris Shipkovs; Andrejs Snegirjovs; Janis Shipkovs; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Lebedeva; Lana Migla


Renewable energy & power quality journal | 2012

Development of Biomass Utilization in Latvia

Peteris Shipkovs; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Lebedeva; Lana Migla


World Renewable Energy Congress – Sweden, 8–13 May, 2011, Linköping, Sweden | 2011

Policy and Strategy Aspects for Renewable Energy Sources use in Latvia

Peteris Shipkovs; Uldis Pelite; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Lebedeva; Lana Migla; Janis Shipkovs


ISES Solar World Congress 2015 | 2016

Renewable Electricity Production Effect on the Energy Balance of Latvia

Peteris Shipkovs; Galina Kashkarova; Kristina Lebedeva; Janis Shipkovs; Lana Migla

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Janis Shipkovs

Riga Technical University

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Dana Beļakova

Riga Technical University

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Edgars Kirilovs

Riga Technical University

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Oskars Valainis

Latvia University of Agriculture

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