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Abstract--Based on the existing meteorological wind data,
terrain and met stations modeling and RISE Project
objectives several possible target areas for the case study of
wind power exploitation were preliminary selected: Vršac,
Dolovo, Vlasina, Kopaonik, Bjelasica and Zlatibor. As the
most attractive candidate sites Vlasina lake and Deliblatska
Peščara reserve were analyzed in details.
The sustainable use of Deliblatska Peščara reserve is a
mandatory rule. The conservation and upgrading of sandy
area special nature reserve include the protection measures
regarding forestry policy, agricultural use, water resources
management and sand exploitation. The development of urban
infrastructure, tourism, hunting and water supply require
energy sources which, concerning the ecology, should be of
renewable nature. Using WAsP software and the existing data
base the best location for mounting a 50 m height wind
measuring must was selected in Deliblatska Peščara before
looking for the final target site.
Five kilometers far from the wind must location we
discovered the old forestry service house Rošijana which we
found to meet all the project requirements as the target site
looking from many aspects: environmental, economical, social,
educational and energetic.
Index Terms— renewable energy sources, wind power,
target site for RES demonstration, wind potential of
Deliblatska Peščara, eco house Rošijana, WAsP model
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Target Site Rošijana for Demonstration of RES
Application in Isolated Region
Miodrag Zlatanović, Oldja Marius, Jovan Vujić, Bojana Jakovljević and Mirko Stojković
I. INTRODUCTION
aking into account all aspects of wind energy
conversion in selecting the target sites for
demonstration of applications in isolated regions, the
challenge of possible matching of wind power sources with
the rules of special eco regions energy supply prevailed.
The one is Rošijana located in the plain region north of the
Danube and the second one Vlasina in the east-south
mountain region of Serbia. After more detailed analysis the
decision was made to rebuild the old forestry service house
Rošijana located in special nature reserve Deliblatska
Peščara as the eco green house powered mostly by the wind
energy. The wind climate in selected region was described
as well as the plans for old forestry service house to be
reconstrated as the first eco house in Deliblatska Peščara.
Future eco house will consists of the following units:
residential house, workshop house, mechanical house with
the equipment for water supply, artesian well, water pull
and the garden. Load identification is given as well as the
This work has been performed within the EC funded RISE project
(Contract number FP6-INCO2-509161).
M. Zlatanovć and M. Stojkanović are with the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering, Belgrade University, Oldja Marius with the Forest estate
“Banat” Pančevo , B. Jakovljevic with Telekom Serbia, Belgrade and J. Vujić
with the company Delta, Belgrade.
Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73, 11120 Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro
ezlatano@etf.bg.ac.yu
discussion of environmental, economical, social,
educational and energetic aspects.
II. VLASINA HEIGHT
Target site Vlasina height is suited in southern Serbia
and surrounded by the highest wooded Serbian mountain
range after Mt. Kopaonik and very promising tourist site for
the construction of ski lifts and opening ski runs for
recreational and professional skiing. The Vlasina Jezero
Lake is the most attractive part of the height, a true
paradise for fishermen in summer and, in the future, for
skate men in the winter. The surface temperature of the
lake water during the sunny days of July and August is
around 23 degrees Celsius, excellent for swimmers, while
up to two meters thick lake ice in the winter is suitable to
walk across or skate.
A known trademark mountain water Rosa is collected
and directly bottled in the Vlasina height at the spring
positioned at an altitude of 1550 m with the state of art pure
ecological technology. This virgin nature is at a sufficient
distance from larger urban areas and fully protected in
ecological terms.
The floating islands on the Vlasina Jezero Lake are a
unique natural phenomenon in the world grown by the
nature during about 5000 years. On one of islands a colony
of rare cormorants was discovered and protected by low. As
the pearl of Vlasina height, Vlasina Jezero Lake is 12 km
long and 3 km wide and surrounded by up to 1922 m above
the see level mountain peaks.
To preserve the nature a facility for recycling waste water
has been drown up. A future tourist complex with the
capacity of 4000 beds, a ski center, a helicopter and tourist
aircrafts airport, an artificial snow making equipment based
on recycled water, as well as several recreational facilities
were planned.
The energy supply of the future tourist center is based on
renewables, mostly small hydropower installations.
Based on some climate data we preliminary selected
Vlasina height as the target site in Serbia for the wind
power case study. The site geographical location is given in
Fig 1.
Fig. 1 Map of Vlasina Jezero Lake
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