

نادي الهندسة الكهربائية
لبناء شخصية هندسية متكاملة
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
Graduation Projects Library
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Electrical Engineering
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Sustainable Energy Engineering
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Telecommunication Engineering
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Mechatronics Engineering
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Industrial Automation Engineering
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Ibaa Saleh | Jinan Omar | Rawan As'ad | Wisam Mkhemar |
Graduation Project | First Semester 2025 |
This project focuses on designing and implementing a Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Water Pumping System to address the issue of frequent electricity outages in rural agricultural areas, specifically in Beit Dajan, Nablus. The system is designed for irrigation purposes only, using solar energy to power water pumps directly, without the need for batteries. This approach provides a reliable and sustainable water supply for crops, reducing dependence on the electrical grid and promoting environmental sustainability by utilizing renewable energy. The project follows a step-by-step process, starting with a feasibility study to assess the water requirements and solar energy potential in the area. Based on this information, appropriate PV solar panels, inverter and water pumps are selected. The next step involves designing the system, where the required solar array and pump sizes are calculated. A PV system simulation is conducted using specialized software to model and optimize the system’s performance under varying environmental conditions and to ensure it meets irrigation needs. After the design phase, the system is installed, including positioning the solar panels for optimal sunlight exposure and setting up the water pump. The system operates directly from solar power, without the use of batteries. Once installed, the system undergoes performance testing to evaluate its efficiency, water output, and overall functionality. Finally, based on the results, recommendations for system optimization and potential expansion to other agricultural areas are provided.
Shorooq Ala’a-din Najih Safadi | Zaid Hussein Sadiq Saifi |
Graduation Project | Second Semester 2023 |
This abstract presents the design approach and implementation of an electrical installation with an integrated photovoltaic (PV) system for a school. The objective of this project was to create an energy-efficient and sustainable solution that meets the power requirements of the school while reducing its environmental impact. The design process began with a comprehensive assessment of the school's energy needs, including lighting, computer labs, and other electrical loads. Based on the load analysis, a robust electrical distribution system was designed, taking into account safety standards, load balancing, and future expansion requirements. The PV system design involved determining the optimal configuration and capacity of solar panels to generate a significant portion of the school's electricity demand. Factors such as available rooftop space, orientation, shading, and local climate conditions were considered to maximize the system's efficiency and energy output. The selection of high-quality PV modules, inverters, and other balance-of-system components was crucial to ensure reliable and long-term performance. To integrate the PV system seamlessly into the electrical installation, an efficient energy management system was implemented. This system incorporated a smart monitoring and control system that enabled real-time monitoring of energy generation, consumption, and battery storage. It facilitated load management, prioritization of renewable energy utilization, and grid interaction, ensuring optimal utilization of the PV system's output. The implementation of the integrated electrical installation and PV system resulted in several benefits for the school. It significantly reduced the school's reliance on the grid, leading to cost savings on electricity bills and a reduced carbon footprint. The PV system also provided educational opportunities for students, allowing them to learn about renewable energy and sustainability firsthand. Furthermore, the design took into consideration safety measures, including proper grounding, surge protection, and backup power systems, to ensure the continuity of electricity supply in case of grid failure or maintenance. Overall, the design of the electrical installation with an integrated PV system for the school exemplifies a sustainable and forward-thinking approach to meeting energy needs in educational institutions. The successful implementation of this project serves as a model for other schools and institutions looking to embrace renewable energy solutions and reduce their environmental impact while providing a reliable and efficient electrical infrastructure.
Aya Zaher Yaseen | Hammam Mohammad Marabeh | Shams Ahmad Sawafta | Mohammad Ahmad Daour |
Graduation Project | Second Semester 2023 |
With the development of the electrical network and the tools used in it such as motors, types of lighting, and the increasing efficiency, and at the same time the high rise in the price and demand for energy, especially in institutions in which energy consumption is very high. We have become in great need in order to preserve that energy, initiate and audit it well in order to obtain a possible value of energy at the lowest cost, , and then identifying the things that need to be replaced or improved This system is designed to save the load of the building while the excess energy will be injected into the network and the building load is mainly provided through the solar cells. However, if the energy produced by the photovoltaic matrix and the battery cannot meet the load the generator will cover the power deficit. In this research, a new improvement method was developed taking into account the maximum availability and minimum cost of system capital for the optimal size of the photovoltaic power generation system to evaluate the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed optimization method and was compared to the method used in the Homer program.
Aya Jabaly | Montaser Zaqdah | Qassim Abu Alia | Zain Rajab |
Graduation Project | Second Semester 2023 |
Through the next several decades, thanks to renewable energy technologies, to their continually improving performance, low cost, growing recognition of their environmental, and economical saving. These will grow increasingly competitive with Traditional energy technologies. The solar energy harnessing system offers advantages in that; it emits no pollutants into the atmosphere as there are with the combustion of fossil fuels. The idea of the project is to study the design of the network connected to the photovoltaic system, by working with more than one scenario to achieve the best production and cost design for the benefit of the well of the Kafr El-Labad Cooperative Society. The capacity of the pump is approximately 120 horsepower, in addition to the presence of a few lighting loads. Longitude = 35.1100 degrees east, latitude = 32.2970 degrees north. Where we will analyze and develop this station from the technical and economic point of view, and thus we will present proposals and recommendations to raise the efficiency of the system.
Anas Fayez Malaysha | Suzan Raslan Shadid | Marah Abed Alrazeq Zeidan | Mosab Mahmood Aboyaqoub |
Graduation Project | Second Semester 2023 |
The idea of the project is to designing of a grid-connected photovoltaic system, where photovoltaic systems are defined as a means of generating electrical energy by converting solar radiation into direct electricity using semiconductors that carry the photovoltaic effect. The design was done by working with more than one scenario based on changing the tilt angle to reach the best design in terms of production and cost for the Munib Al-Masry building (College of Economics). The building contains multiple loads, including lighting, air conditioning, elevators, computer labs, cameras, alarms, and other loads. The area of the building is (2547.6580 m2), as it consists of four floors, a basement, and a staircase next to the building. The angle of inclination of the building from the south is (52o) from the southwest, and its coordinates are as follows: Longitude = 35.0197oE, Latitude = 32.31212oN.
Aya Zaher Yaseen | Hammam Mohammad Marabeh | Shams Ahmad Sawafta | Mohammad Ahmad Daour |
Graduation Project | Second Semester 2023 |
With the development of the electrical network and the tools used in it such as motors, types of lighting, and the increasing efficiency, and at the same time the high rise in the price and demand for energy, especially in institutions in which energy consumption is very high. We have become in great need in order to preserve that energy, initiate and audit it well in order to obtain a possible value of energy at the lowest cost, and then identifying the things that need to be replaced or improved. This system is designed to save the load of the building while the excess energy will be injected into the network and the building load is mainly provided through the solar cells. However, if the energy produced by the photovoltaic matrix and the battery cannot meet the load the generator will cover the power deficit. In this research, a new improvement method was developed considering the maximum availability and minimum cost of system capital for the optimal size of the photovoltaic power generation system to evaluate the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed optimization method and was compared to the method used in the Homer program.
Aya Jabaly | Montaser Zaqdah | Qassim Abu Alia | Zain Rajab |
Graduation Project | Second Semester 2023 |
Through the next several decades, thanks to renewable energy technologies, to their continually improving performance, low cost, growing recognition of their environmental, and economical saving. These will grow increasingly competitive with Traditional energy technologies. The solar energy harnessing system offers advantages in that; it emits no pollutants into the atmosphere as there are with the combustion of fossil fuels. The idea of the project is to study the design of the network connected to the photovoltaic system, by working with more than one scenario to achieve the best production and cost design for the benefit of the well of the Kafr El-Labad Cooperative Society. The capacity of the pump is approximately 120 horsepower, in addition to the presence of a few lighting loads. Longitude = 35.1100 degrees east, latitude = 32.2970 degrees north. Where we will analyze and develop this station from the technical and economic point of view, and thus we will present proposals and recommendations to raise the efficiency of the system.
Anas Malaysha | Suzan Shadid | Marah Zedan | Mosab Abo yaqoub |
Inrtoduction to Graduation Project | First Semester 2023 |
The idea of the project is to study the design of the gridconnected photovoltaic system, by working with more than one scenario based on changing the tilt angle to reach the best design in terms of production and cost for the Munib Al-Masry building (college of Economics).
The building contains multiple loads, including lighting, air conditioning, elevators, computer labs, cameras, alarms, and other loads. The area of the building is (2547.6580 m2), as it consists of four floors, a basement and a staircase next to the building. The angle of inclination of the building from the south is (52o) from the south west, and its coordinates are as follows: Longitude = 35.0197oE, Latitude = 32.31212oN.
Where we will study the possibility of installing a hybrid inverter to operate the necessary loads, such as lighting loads, in case of any interruption occurs in the network as a result of malfunction or maintenance on it.
Aya Zaher Yaseen | Hammam Mohammad Marabeh | Shams Ahmad Sawafta | Mohammad Ahmad Daour |
Inrtoduction to Graduation Project | First Semester 2023 |
This system is designed to save the load of the building while the excess energy will be injected into the network and the building load is mainly provided through the solar cells when the energy produced by the photovoltaic matrix is not enough to meet the load demand, the battery will cover the power deficit. However, if the energy produced by the photovoltaic matrix and the battery cannot meet the load the generator will cover the power deficit. In this research, a new improvement method was developed taking into account the maximum availability and minimum cost of system capital for the optimal size of the photovoltaic power generation system to evaluate the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed optimization method and was compared to the method used in the Homer program.