Implementation and evaluation of an IPT battery charging system in assisting grid frequency stabilisation through Dynamic Demand Control

Huang, Chang-Yu; Boys, J.T.; Covic, Grant A.; Lee, Josh R.; Stebbing, Richard V.

doi:10.1109/vppc.2010.5729207

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“…There is a growing interest in incorporating the demand control strategy into electric vehicles. This is accomplished by means of the use of power line communication and electricity market pricing mechanisms [28,[32][33][34][35][36][37].…”

Section: The Grid Smart Grid and Their Relationship With The Electric Vehiclementioning

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A Review of Electric Vehicles Emissions and its Smart Charging Techniques Influence on Power Distribution Grid

Igbinovia¹,

Fandi²,

Mahmoud³

et al. 2016

JESTR

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Electric vehicle (EV) technology has lately attained a considerable market share. For sustainability, reliability and efficiency of the electric-power distribution grid, this technology have need of the development and implementation of smart charging techniques. With the fast progress of Electric Vehicles (EVs), large-scale charging demand will tremendously affect existing electric-power distribution grid. Hence, the inevitability for a smart charging regime. This review article briefly talk about the various types of electric vehicles. It discusses the grid, smart grid and their relationship with the electric vehicle. A review case of emissions from EVs have been presented. It outlined some proven smart charging techniques by different authors utilizing diverse tools for the electric vehicle. Thereafter, based on the techniques outlined attempts were made to explain the influence of smart EV battery charging management on the distribution grid. From the foregoing, the authors reached the conclusion that the fair share of coal as electrical energy resource should be minimized in order to reduce carbon dioxide emission from EVs. Furthermore, the various electric vehicle smart charging techniques investigated reveal a promising future for smart charging integrated electric-power distribution grid.

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Section: The Grid Smart Grid and Their Relationship With The Electric Vehiclementioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Electric Vehicles Emissions and its Smart Charging Techniques Influence on Power Distribution Grid

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Fandi²,

Mahmoud³

et al. 2016

JESTR

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“…In 2009, Huang, Boys, Covic, and Budhia from the University of Auckland proposed an IPT system with a design of the power regulator ensuing continuous power flow at high efficiency, considering the fact that the separation could be increased as a result of variation in the vehicle to ground heights [7]. In 2010, Huang, Boys, Covic, and Budhia [8] presented a charging system with dynamic demand control in assisting frequency stabilization of the electrical power grid. Recently, HaloIPT [10] (acquired by Qualcomm) reported the IPT system that can take place at a distance of 400 mm and to a power level of 60 kW.…”

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Safety considerations of wireless charger for electric vehicles — A review paper

Jiang

Brazis

Tabaddor

et al. 2012

2012 IEEE Symposium on Product Compliance Engineering Proceedings

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Wireless power transmission is a promising technology which attracts attention in many fields and products. With mobile electronic products being prevalent, such as cellphones and PDAs, removing the power cord becomes a natural progression of achieving the ultimate mobility of the product. Wireless chargers for Electric Vehicles (EVs) would also be a convenient feature, avoiding any need to remember to plug in a power cord after parking the vehicle. Additional safety advantages may also be achieved due to eliminating exposed contacts. Nevertheless, wireless charging for EV is an application requiring high electrical power (up to hundreds of kilowatts) and larger area of wireless power transmission which increases electromagnetic field exposure. Thus, application of wireless charging to an EV requires a comprehensive analysis to ensure consumer safety. This paper focuses on the safety considerations of wireless charging for EVs, including potential electrical shock hazards, magnetic field exposure hazards, fire hazards, etc. It provides a historical background of wireless charging, particularly for EVs. It also reviews two potential technologies applicable to wireless charging of EVs. The concept of Hazard Based Safety Engineering (HBSE) is applied to the problem and UL's training's program is introduced. Keywords-wireless charger; wireless power transfer; electric vehicle; safety standard; hazard based safety engineering (HBSE).

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A study on constant current output control in wireless power transfer

Wei

Wang

Gao

et al. 2017

2017 IEEE Transportation Electrification Conference and Expo, Asia-Pacific (ITEC Asia-Pacific)

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Implementation and evaluation of an IPT battery charging system in assisting grid frequency stabilisation through Dynamic Demand Control

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A Review of Electric Vehicles Emissions and its Smart Charging Techniques Influence on Power Distribution Grid

A Review of Electric Vehicles Emissions and its Smart Charging Techniques Influence on Power Distribution Grid

Safety considerations of wireless charger for electric vehicles — A review paper

A study on constant current output control in wireless power transfer

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Implementation and evaluation of an IPT battery charging system in assisting grid frequency stabilisation through Dynamic Demand Control

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A Review of Electric Vehicles Emissions and its Smart Charging Techniques Influence on Power Distribution Grid

A Review of Electric Vehicles Emissions and its Smart Charging Techniques Influence on Power Distribution Grid

Safety considerations of wireless charger for electric vehicles &#x2014; A review paper

A study on constant current output control in wireless power transfer

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