Analytical approach for industrial microgrid infeed peak power dimensioning

Šenfelds, Armands; Bormanis, Oskars; Paugurs, Arturs

doi:10.1109/rtucon.2016.7763140

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“…Developments related to the impact of geopolitical processes and significant increases in energy prices have contributed to the need for a new approach, diversifying energy sources, promoting system flexibility and efficient end use of energy, for which incentives are being developed [6]. Given the extensive process of introducing new technologies from an experimental prototype to fully defined everyday applications and the application of related standards and regulations, several focus groups and associations of engineers have emerged, as well as research projects AREUS [7] and DC Industrie [8], to promote the practical implementation of DC systems.…”

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Research and Development of DC Microgrids for Robotic Manufacturing

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The Doctoral Thesis is devoted to improving energy efficiency by introducing DC-type electrical power supply solutions for industrial robot-based manufacturing applications. The discussed methods cover individual AC-type industrial robot unit modifications for DC bus energy exchange up to DC microgrid introduction for the large-scale manufacturing environment. Experimental results demonstrate significant potential for energy reuse in the range from 20 % for individual industrial robots to 9.5 % for small groups and 6.5 % overall reused energy potential in the DC microgrid setup.

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confidence: 99%