Development of an electric vehicle charging station

Lobato, Salatiel de Castro; Pinto, Jonathan Hunder Dutra Gherard; Carneiro, Renan N. de M.; Avelar, Guilherme F.; Valentim, José Américo Valentim Américo; Ferreira, André Augusto

doi:10.1109/sbse.2018.8395582

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“…An optimizationbased algorithm for optimizing various parameters is implemented. [11] This paper detailed about development photovoltaic based EV charging station at some Solar based Laboratory (LABSOLAR) by the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF).…”

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Neural network based novel controller for hybrid energy storage system for electric vehicles

Sharma

Boora²

2023

IJEECS

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This manuscript deals with the various control strategies of storage system for an electrical vehicle. High demands in the electrical systems in the field of transportations leads to various challenges and more precise control and regulations techniques. Apart from the conventional grid system now a days the integration of renewable energy systems like solar, wind and fuel cell system leads to more complex system but these system shares the load from conventional generating system. This paper deals with the study and control aspects of the electrical vehicles associated with hybrid energy storage (HES) systems. In general, when systems are integrated with the main grid there are more distortions and ripples in the system. To reduce these distortions various control techniques are used. This paper proposes a neural network-based PI (NNPI) controller for HES system for electric vehicles for better distortion less outputs.

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Neural network based novel controller for hybrid energy storage system for electric vehicles

Sharma

Boora²

2023

IJEECS

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“…For the purpose of delivering continuous charging and uninterruptible supply to the household loads, reference [5] covers the multimode operation of a photovoltaic (PV) array, a battery, the grid, and the diesel generator (DG) set-based charging station (CS). According to proven experimental data, the authors of [6] proposed EVCS for charging Carryall 6 EVs. Additionally, the EVCS or charger is installed to charge the majority of necessary hardware for the E-Scooter [7].…”

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Investigation on Energy Flow Performance of a Photovoltaic/Battery-Based Isolated Charging Station for Battery-Powered Electric Vehicles

Ahmed,

Hussien,

Abo-Elyzeed

2023

International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems

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Researchers are paying attention to the current trend of electric vehicles (EVs), but there are not many places to charge them and serve as electric vehicle charging stations (EVCSs). In order to prevent the lack of EVCS for battery EVs (BEVs) on any road with all modes of operation, this paper proposed the design of a novel configuration and control structures for the isolated charging station (ICS) based on the solar PV system for efficient energy utilization to charge battery EVs (BEVs) with flexible double function cascaded converter (MPPT and DC-link voltage regulation). This was done with the aid of a battery energy storage system (BESS) as a backup/auxiliary source. The PV system is reliant on solar radiation and the daily load profile. Therefore, the BESS is employed to provide continuous power to BEVs and overcome PV’s intermittent nature. The cascaded converter is used to achieve the MPP and to regulate the DC-link voltage to its reference value (100 V), while the buck-boost matching bidirectional DC-DC voltage converters (MBDVCs) are used for charging and discharging mode/buck and boost mode, respectively, of BEVs and BESSs. Additionally, the MBDVCs are used as an interface between the ICS sources with the load through the developed control systems. The outcomes of various operating modes show that the system functions effectively. To verify the system performance, the MATLAB/Simulink application builds the system setup.

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An offshore floating charging station for electric ships: accessibility enhancement schemes for recharging

Sruthy

Raj

Preetha

2020

Ships and Offshore Structures

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Development of an electric vehicle charging station

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Neural network based novel controller for hybrid energy storage system for electric vehicles

Neural network based novel controller for hybrid energy storage system for electric vehicles

Investigation on Energy Flow Performance of a Photovoltaic/Battery-Based Isolated Charging Station for Battery-Powered Electric Vehicles

An offshore floating charging station for electric ships: accessibility enhancement schemes for recharging

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