Novel Energy-Efficient Hybrid Green Energy Scheme for Future Sustainability

Banik, Ayan; Ranga, Jarabala; Shrivastava, Anurag; Kabat, Subash Ranjan; Marthanda, A.V.G.A.; Hemavathi, S.

doi:10.1109/ictai53825.2021.9673391

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“…The meaning of green energy technology might be lost in case the system receives power from the grid and elevates the pollution in a more localized way thereby when there are multiple integrations from green energy like solar this is because of decreased per-unit cost for integration. 4,[23][24][25][26][27][28] In cases where the grid is implemented in the system, there is a bidirectional current flow to the system and a successful implementation of such a system might require additional safety measures for flow capability, metering issues, decrease in the health of the battery because of an irregular switching cycle, various other connection problems between system and grid are also needed to be addressed. 29,30 These factors make the system more complex to utilize grid energy.…”

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Design of an efficient energy management system for renewables based wireless electric vehicle charging station

2023

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The radical decline in climatic conditions coerces the world to take steps progressive toward implementing green energy technologies in all facets. The electric vehicle is one such huge leap toward providing a pollution‐free environment to the future generation, but the charging techniques in most cases utilize the power that is obtained using thermal power stations, and so on. This concludes it to be not completely green energy, therefore in this paper, considered two far‐reaching sources viz. photovoltaic and wind energy storage systems. The sources are also supported with the presence of an additional storage unit of battery energy storage system (BESS) and the overall system is managed by energy management system (EMS) that is designed using a simple state flow algorithm instead of complex machine learning methods. The electric vehicle (EV) is charged using wireless power transfer technology. The model is built using MATLAB—Simulink software and the simulation results are validated against the physical calculation carried out over the equivalent circuit model reduction method. The values were taken from the TATA Nexon EV for consideration and the output values are 400 V and 15 A to be provided for the charging of the EV at the receiving end of the wireless charging.

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Design of an efficient energy management system for renewables based wireless electric vehicle charging station

2023

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“…For a sustainable and clean energy future, electrochemical energy storage is essential. A vehicle is considered with battery pack components like LIBs cell (value 55 %) [13] (cathode 40-55 %, anode (15-30 %), electrolyte 6-10 %, electrode 3-6 %, and others 3-7 %), Battery Management System (BMS) (value 5 %), and power electronics (value 10 %). EVs will need more materials and prices for battery raw materials surging, causing the financial performance to be difficult.…”

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Present and Future Generation of Secondary Batteries: A Review

Hemavathi,

Srirama,

Prakash

2023

ChemBioEng Reviews

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Major support for the future energy storage and application will benefit from lithium‐ion batteries (LIBs) with high energy density and high power. LIBs are currently the most common battery type for most applications, but soon a broader range of battery types and higher energy densities will be available. In the near future, hundreds of millions of electric vehicles are expected to be on the road, and a large amount of cobalt will be depleted. Various kinds of batteries are developed today to store energy, including Li‐ion, lead‐acid, Ni‐MH, redox flow, Na‐ion, Mg‐ion, Li‐air, Al‐ion, Li/S, NC‐based batteries, Al‐based batteries, metal‐air batteries, solid‐state batteries, etc. There are several types of battery components, such as electrodes, electrolytes, separators, etc. Cell chemistry and component diversity will continue to increase with future generations of batteries. Next‐generation LIBs and sodium‐ion batteries are explored for their ability to reduce active ion loss and increase energy density by pre‐lithiation. To maximize the electrochemical system's performance, various scientific and technological approaches are needed to maximize the potential of battery chemistry.

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Irrigation Pumping Scheme Based on Solar PV and Zeta Converters with PMBLDC Motor

Banik¹,

Sengupta²

2022

Recent Advances in Manufacturing Modelling and Optimization

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Novel Energy-Efficient Hybrid Green Energy Scheme for Future Sustainability

Cited by 24 publications

References 13 publications

Design of an efficient energy management system for renewables based wireless electric vehicle charging station

Design of an efficient energy management system for renewables based wireless electric vehicle charging station

Present and Future Generation of Secondary Batteries: A Review

Irrigation Pumping Scheme Based on Solar PV and Zeta Converters with PMBLDC Motor

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