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Assignment Title

Scope Statement

Course

Project Management

Class

MBA- II (Weekend)

Submitted by

Anjum

Muhammad Fahad

Ramsha Zafar

Shakila Akber

Sidra Naz

Tehreem Sana
SCOPE STATEMENT- Installation of Solar Power System to Cover Home
Power Needs
1. Objectives

The major purpose of doing is project is to use solar energy rather than electricity to cut off
electricity bills. Solar is one of the most promising renewable energy sources currently available,
due to the fact that solar power is abundant. The rays that emanate from the sun can produce
nearly 1,000 watts of energy for every square meter of the earth’s surface.

The second purpose is to minimize the usage of fossil fuels. A solar PV system uses sunlight to
generate electricity which can be used to power home or office that can reduce carbon footprint
and impact on the environment.

2. Business Requirements

When designing an off-grid (not connected to utility power) solar power system, it's very
important to have an accurate estimate for how much energy you need. Off the grid systems must
utilize batteries to store DC power from the solar panels and convert it to AC power with an
inverter. If you are not storing enough energy, you will decrease the life of your batteries,
possibly ruin your batteries and most importantly, your power will eventually go out. An
electrical system does you no good if it can't provide you with the necessary energy to properly
run your home. This is why we do a load evaluation.

According to our calculation, our requirement is 3 KW. Here is a list of components required for
this project.

 Solar Panels

Solar panels are the most noticeable component of a residential solar electric system. The solar
panels are installed outside the home, typically on the roof and convert sunlight into electricity.

 Angles To Place Solar Panels

Solar panels are joined into arrays and commonly mounted in one of three ways: on roofs; on
poles in free standing arrays; or directly on the ground. Here we will use angles to place solar
panels.
 MPPT Battery Charger

The MPPT Battery charger maintains the proper charging voltage for system batteries. Batteries
can be overcharged, if fed continuous voltage. The charge controller regulates the voltage,
preventing overcharging and allowing charging when required.

 DC to AC Converter

Solar panels and batteries produce DC (direct current) power. Standard home appliances use AC
(alternating current). An inverter converts the DC power produced by the solar panels and
batteries to the AC power required by appliances.

 Batteries

Solar power systems produce electricity during the daytime, when the sun is shining. Your home
demands electricity at night and on cloudy days – when the sun isn’t shining. To offset this
mismatch, batteries can be added to the system.

 Cable Wire

A circuit is a continuous route of connected wire that joins together outlets and lights in the
electric system.

3. Boundaries

4. Deliverables
5. Acceptance Criteria
6. Assumption/Constraints

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