Power management strategy for hybrid autonomous power system using hydrogen storage

Sihem, Nasri; Sami, Ben Slama; Cherif, Adnane

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2015.11.085

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“…A SC (or ultra-capacitor) varies from a common capacitor in two important ways: its plates efficiently have a much larger area and the distance between them is much lesser, because the separator between them operates in a different way to a traditional dielectric [10] [17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24].…”

Section: Super Capacitormentioning

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Intelligent Control Strategy for Energy Management System With Fc/Battery/Sc

2020

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The Hybrid Electric System (HES) is a desirable issue by integrating different, hopeful technologies like Fuel Cell, a Battery and a Super Capacitor. Because of its reliability, this system is configured for electric vehicle purposes. In this paper hybrid system performance is analyzed and evaluated by using MATLAB /Simulink. Based on a multi-input and multi-output state-space model, a model comprising a battery, a proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC), and super-capacitor were developed. A reliable energy management system for hydrogen fuel usage, and state fluctuations throughout the super-capacitor or battery were analyzed and assessed to regulate load demand and to examine supply sources. The simulation outcomes could substantially confirm overall performance using MATLAB / Simulink environment.

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Section: Super Capacitormentioning

confidence: 99%

Intelligent Control Strategy for Energy Management System With Fc/Battery/Sc

2020

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“…Due to the mature technology and low cost of lead-acid battery, it is suitable for large-scale utilization of microgrid. Therefore, this study uses the storage battery as one of the energy storage components of hibrid energy storage system [14]. The characteristic correlation between the voltage and current of a lead-acid battery during charging and discharging processes can be expressed:…”

Section: Storage Battery Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on fuel cell based on photovoltaic technology

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2020

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To investigate the hybrid thermal energy storage in photovoltaic fuel cells, a hybrid thermal energy storage control system for photovoltaic fuel cells is explored model construction and simulation. The correlations between the system components and the external factors are analyzed. The results show a positive correlation of the state of charges between the storage battery and the hydrogen storage tank at 0-15 hours, while no correlation exists between them at 15-35 hours. Meanwhile, the sunshine intensity and the photovoltaic output share a positive correlation. In summary, the hybrid thermal energy storage system is critical for photovoltaic fuel cells. The charging and discharging of the battery depends on the photovoltaic intensity. The constructed grouping management model for storage battery is outstanding and satisfies the operational requirements of photovoltaic fuel cells.

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“…An MG can operate in either grid-connected [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] or isolated mode [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] or both [22]. The presence of more than one DER requires energy flow control from various sources to ensure reliable energy supply, safety, and a minimum-cost operation.…”

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Energy Management Systems for Microgrids: Main Existing Trends in Centralized Control Architectures

2020

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This paper presents both an extensive literature review and a qualitative and quantitative study conducted on nearly 200 publications from the last six years (based on international experience and a top-down analysis framework with five classification levels) to establish the main trends in the field of centralized energy management systems (EMS) for microgrids. No systematic trend analyses have been observed in this field in previous literature reviews. EMS attributes for several features such as objective functions, resolution techniques, operating models, integration of uncertainties, optimization horizons, and modeling detail levels are considered for main trend identification. The main contribution of this study is the identification of four specific existing research trends: (i) dealing with uncertainties (comprises 33% of the references), (ii) multi-objective strategy (29%), (iii) traditional paradigm (21%), and (iv) P-Q challenge (17%). Each trend is described and analyzed based on the main drive of these separate research fields. The key challenges and the way to cope with them are described based on the rationality of each trend, the results of previous reviews, and the previous experience of the authors. Overall, finding these main trends, together with a complete paper database and their features, serve as a useful outcome for a better understanding of the current research-specific challenges, opportunities, potential barriers, and open questions regarding the creation of future centralized EMS developments. The traditional numerical analysis is insufficient to identify research trends. Therefore, the need of further analyses based on the clustering approach is emphasized.

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Power management strategy for hybrid autonomous power system using hydrogen storage

Cited by 60 publications

References 10 publications

Intelligent Control Strategy for Energy Management System With Fc/Battery/Sc

Intelligent Control Strategy for Energy Management System With Fc/Battery/Sc

Research on fuel cell based on photovoltaic technology

Energy Management Systems for Microgrids: Main Existing Trends in Centralized Control Architectures

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