Battery Swapping Mobile Service Station for Electric Vehicles Application

Bairwa, Bansilal; Sarvagya, Mrinal; Kumar, Sanjeeva; Banik, Arpita

doi:10.1109/icstcee54422.2021.9708560

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“…Most research papers conclude that lithium‐ion battery technology bears the most promise for the future, attracting considerable attention in evaluations as well. Its advantages include a high electrochemical potential, a low equivalent mass, and an impressive energy density, rendering it efficient, durable, and possessing an excellent growth potential 7,31,32 . However, it has disadvantages such as a high price (approximately USD 120/kWh), potential risks associated with overcharging, and a current energy density that may not meet market expectations.…”

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A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

Mittal,

Garg,

Pareek

2024

Energy Storage

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Transportation systems worldwide heavily depend on fossil fuels, contributing to environmental issues, global emissions, and rising temperatures. Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a sustainable alternative to reduce carbon emissions. Countries, including the United States, China, Norway, and Germany, incentivize EV adoption to mitigate environmental and economic concerns. However, challenges such as limited range, extended charging times, infrastructure gaps, and higher upfront costs hinder widespread adoption. This study assesses EVs' technological advancements and reliability while analyzing India's incentives to promote their rapid adoption. A comparative analysis of India's EV policies with other nations has been presented, along with policy recommendations.

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Section: Ev Technology Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

Mittal,

Garg,

Pareek

2024

Energy Storage

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“…The authors provided the operating strategy for a prosumer BSS in [5,6], which takes into account service availability and self-consumption of photovoltaic (PV) electricity. The optimal charging schedule of BSSs catering to electric buses (EBs) was investigated in [7,8]. Furthermore, the objective of [9,10] is to reduce the overall cost of a BSSs facility that caters to EVs within a single day.…”

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Optimal Placement of Battery Swapping Stations for Power Quality Improvement: A Novel Multi Techno-Economic Objective Function Approach

Al-Zaidi,

Inan

2023

Energies

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In recent years, battery swapping stations have become increasingly popular in smart energy networks. Its advantages include reducing the time required for recharging energy, balancing the grid’s load, and extending the battery’s lifespan. Despite efforts focused on the placement and operation of battery swapping stations (BSSs), there is still a lack of a comprehensive and systematic examination that covers all aspects of both the economic and technical aspects of the power network. This encompasses considerations such as power quality and reliability, particularly in terms of where these stations should be located. This paper introduces a novel framework for strategically positioning BSS within smart microgrids that integrate distributed energy resources (DERs). It takes into account various technical factors (such as reliability and power quality) and economic factors (like the cost of generation and operation), which have been overlooked in the previous research. To achieve this goal, a unique hybrid optimization strategy is developed, incorporating a combination of epsilon-constraint and lexicographic (DECL) optimization methods. This approach tackles a multi-objective challenge, treating factors like the number, locations, and sizes of BSS as independent variables, while operational costs and technical power quality metrics are considered dependent variables. To validate this approach, it is tested on standard benchmark distribution power networks such as IEEE 33, 69, and 118 bus systems. The simulation results, showcasing the strengths and capabilities of this innovative strategy, are compared to the findings of previous research studies.

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Development of Robot for Intelligent Surrounding Recognition and Direction Control

Sohan

Angadi

Vaishak

et al. 2023

2023 International Conference on Advances in Electronics, Communication, Computing and Intelligent Information Systems (ICAECIS

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Battery Swapping Mobile Service Station for Electric Vehicles Application

Cited by 15 publications

References 18 publications

A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

A review of the technologies, challenges and policies implications of electric vehicles and their future development in India

Optimal Placement of Battery Swapping Stations for Power Quality Improvement: A Novel Multi Techno-Economic Objective Function Approach

Development of Robot for Intelligent Surrounding Recognition and Direction Control

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