Power Electronics and Energy Management for Battery Storage Systems

• Other Authors: Blinov, Andrei (Editor), Williamson, Sheldon (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
• Subjects: Technology: general issues; Chemical engineering; high-gain non-inverting buck-boost converter; continuous conduction mode (CCM); discontinuous conduction mode; electric vehicles; stationary battery energy storage system; battery automated system; online state estimation; thermal modeling; first-order model; second-order model; Kalman filtering; impedance network; Z-source; quasi-Z-source; voltage source inverter; voltage distortions; machine learning; Kalman filter; thermal modelling; online prediction; electromagnetic impedance spectroscopy; computational cost; ANPC converter; EV charging; multilevel converter; PWM methods; SiC MOSFETs; residential energy storage; battery energy storage systems; standards; grid interfaceconverters; intellectual property; bidirectional converters; AC-DC power converters; DC-DC powerconverters; multilevel converters; partial power converters
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Summary

The deployment of distributed renewable generation and e-mobility systems is creating a demand for improved dynamic performance, flexibility, and resilience in electrical grids. Various energy storages, such as stationary and electric vehicle batteries, together with power electronic interfaces, will play a key role in addressing these requests thanks to their enhanced functionality, fast response times, and configuration flexibility. For the large-scale implementation of this technology, the associated enabling developments are becoming of paramount importance. These include energy management algorithms; optimal sizing and coordinated control strategies of different storage technologies, including e-mobility storage; power electronic converters for interfacing renewables and battery systems, which allow for advanced interactions with the grid; and increase in round-trip efficiencies by means of advanced materials, components, and algorithms. This Special Issue contains the developments that have been published b researchers in the areas of power electronics, energy management and battery storage. A range of potential solutions to the existing barriers is presented, aiming to make the most out of these emerging technologies.

Physical Description

1 electronic resource (174 p.)

ISBN

books978-3-0365-5278-1
9783036552774
9783036552781

Access

Open Access