Flexible Process Control for Scalable Electrolysis Systems

Lorenz, Julius; Klose, Anselm; Lange, Hannes; Kock, Tobias; Urbas, Leon

doi:10.1109/icecet58911.2023.10389401

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“…8 which were further developed and applied in a rst model in ref. 106. The use of different electrolysis technologies in one electrolysis system is also conceivable with modularization to leverage further potential in exibility and efficiency.…”

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Modularization approach for large-scale electrolysis systems: a review

Lange,

Klose,

Beisswenger

et al. 2024

Sustainable Energy Fuels

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Modularization approach for large-scale electrolysis systems: a review

Lange,

Klose,

Beisswenger

et al. 2024

Sustainable Energy Fuels

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Cost Optimized Scheduling in Modular Electrolysis Plants

Henkel,

Kilthau,

Gehlhoff

et al. 2024

2024 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT)

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A Multi-Agent Approach for the Optimized Operation of Modular Electrolysis Plants

Henkel,

Wagner,

Kilthau

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In response to the energy transition to renewable resources, green hydrogen production via electrolysis is gaining momentum. Modular electrolysis plants provide a flexible and scalable solution to meet rising hydrogen demand and adapt to renewable energy fluctuations. However, optimizing their operation poses challenges, especially when dealing with heterogeneous electrolyzer modules. In this work, a combination of decentralized Multi-Agent Systems and the Module Type Package concept is presented that enhances the cost-optimized operation of modular electrolysis plants. This approach synergizes the individual strengths of Multi-Agent Systems in handling complex operational dynamics with the efficiency of the Module Type Package for integration and control capabilities. By integrating these technologies, the approach addresses the heterogeneity of electrolyzer modules and increases the adaptability, scalability, and operational flexibility of electrolysis plants. The approach was validated through a case study, demonstrating its effectiveness in achieving cost-optimized load scheduling, dynamic response to demand–supply fluctuations, and resilience against electrolyzer module malfunctions. In summary, the presented approach offers a comprehensive solution for the effective coordination and optimization of modular electrolysis plants.

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Flexible Process Control for Scalable Electrolysis Systems

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References 11 publications

Modularization approach for large-scale electrolysis systems: a review

Modularization approach for large-scale electrolysis systems: a review

Cost Optimized Scheduling in Modular Electrolysis Plants

A Multi-Agent Approach for the Optimized Operation of Modular Electrolysis Plants

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