Analyzing the Impact of Battery Electric Vehicles on Distribution Networks Using Nondeterministic Model

Zdraveski, Vladimir; Krstevski, Petar; Vuletić, Jovica; Angelov, J.; Mateska, Aleksandra Krkoleva; Todorovski, Mirko

doi:10.1109/eurocon.2019.8861984

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“…In [180] a study performed shows that excessive overloading due to EV charger load leads to insulation failure in the transformer, however, a controlled EV charging may even derate it [181]. Thus, there is a need for reinforcement in the present grid structure and research is required to incorporate the smart charging with the V2G facility such that the negative impact of charging on grid assets may be reduced or elevated [182]- [183].…”

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A Comprehensive Review on Structural Topologies, Power Levels, Energy Storage Systems, and Standards for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Their Impacts on Grid

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The penetration of electric vehicles (EVs) in the transportation sector is increasing but conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) based vehicles dominates. To accelerate the adoption of EVs and to achieve sustainable transportation, the bottlenecks need to be elevated that mainly include the high cost EVs, range anxiety, lack of EV charging infrastructure, and the pollution of the grid due to EV chargers. The high cost of EVs is due to costly energy storage systems (ESS) with high energy density. This paper provides a comprehensive review of EV technology that mainly includes electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), ESS, and EV chargers. A detailed discussion is presented on the state-of-the-art of EV chargers that include on-/off-board chargers. Different topologies are discussed with low-/high-frequency transformers. The different available power levels for charging are discussed. To reduce the range anxiety the EV chargers based on inductive power transfer (IPT) are discussed. The last part of the paper focuses on the negative impact of EV chargers along with the remedies that can be adopted. The international standards decided by different institutions and adopted universally are discussed in the latter part of this paper and finally, this paper concludes with the near to future advancement in EV technology.

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A Comprehensive Review on Structural Topologies, Power Levels, Energy Storage Systems, and Standards for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Their Impacts on Grid

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“…During the charging process, the SOC changes based on the charging power delivered to the HVB, i.e. PCH(i,t), cumulated as the amount of electric energy stored by the HVB system, as in (6):…”

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“…• 100 (6) where: ithe EV identification number, with values from 1 to 40; SOCactthe actual SOC, at moment t, in %; Captotal HVB storage capacity, in kWh; WCHthe amount of energy in kWh, stored within the HVB between moments t-1 and t. WCH is calculated using (7).…”

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“…Technical and economic assessment studies on the impact of an increasing number of EVs over distribution networks [6], [7], [8], [9] show that unmanaged EV charging will have negative impacts over the correct and efficient operation of the Distribution Networks (DN). Further studies point out that the entire energy sector will be in trouble if EV charging is unmanaged or mismanaged [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14]; transmission networks and power generation will also be impacted.…”

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Novel Decentralized Voltage-Centered EV Charging Control Algorithm Using DSRC System in Low Voltage Distribution Networks

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A Proof of Concept for the Application of Second-Life Electric Vehicle Batteries as A Stationary Energy Storage System

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2021 IEEE Electrical Power and Energy Conference (EPEC)

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Analyzing the Impact of Battery Electric Vehicles on Distribution Networks Using Nondeterministic Model

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

A Comprehensive Review on Structural Topologies, Power Levels, Energy Storage Systems, and Standards for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Their Impacts on Grid

A Comprehensive Review on Structural Topologies, Power Levels, Energy Storage Systems, and Standards for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Their Impacts on Grid

Novel Decentralized Voltage-Centered EV Charging Control Algorithm Using DSRC System in Low Voltage Distribution Networks

A Proof of Concept for the Application of Second-Life Electric Vehicle Batteries as A Stationary Energy Storage System

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