1. Simple control strategy for a PV‐battery system
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Simone Barcellona, Davide De Simone, and Luigi Piegari
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Battery (electricity) ,dc-link ,dc coupled ac ,Computer science ,020209 energy ,battery pack ,Energy Engineering and Power Technology ,02 engineering and technology ,dc-ac converter ,Automotive engineering ,Energy storage ,secondary cells ,dc–dc converter ,photovoltaic power systems ,DC-AC power convertors ,energy storage ,power grids ,DC-DC power convertors ,dc-dc converter ,PV panel ,ac grid ,dedicated converter ,direct connection ,simple control strategy ,PV-battery system ,energy storage systems ,lithium-ion technology ,promising solutions ,photovoltaic plants ,correct sizing ,maximise ,PV plants ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Photovoltaic system ,dc–ac converter ,General Engineering ,Converters ,Battery pack ,Power (physics) ,lcsh:TA1-2040 ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,Direct coupling ,Electric power ,lcsh:Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,Software - Abstract
Nowadays, energy storage systems, such as batteries, are spreading in many applications. Among the kinds of batteries, the lithium-ion technology is one of the most promising solutions. Considering the photovoltaic (PV) plants, it is very important to perform a correct sizing of the battery pack to both maximise the self-consumption and minimise the total costs. In general, PV plants need a dc–dc converter to maximise the electric power that can be extracted from PV panels and a dc–ac converter to connect them to the ac grid. The battery pack can be connected in three different ways: dc coupled and ac coupled using a dedicated converter or through a direct connection on the dc-link between the dc–dc and dc–ac converters. In the present study, the last solution, without any dedicated converters, is used and a simple control strategy to both maximise the power extracted from the PV panel and regulate the charging/discharging of the battery is proposed.
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- 2019
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