Electrolyzer models for hydrogen production from wind energy systems

Sarrias‐Mena, Raúl; Fernández‐Ramírez, Luis M.; García-Vázquez, Carlos Andrés; Jurado, Francisco

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2014.12.125

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“…They proposed that the system would start in the year 2015 and predicted that it would have revenue US$ 730 million in the slow scenario. Sarrias-Mena et al [18] proposed a model for hydrogen production from wind energy. They investigated the coupled operation of electrolyzer and wind turbine with four different models which were evaluated and compared under different conditions.…”

Section: Hydrogen Production From Wind Energymentioning

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Evaluating the wind energy potential for hydrogen production: A case study

Mostafaeipour

Khayyami

Sedaghat

et al. 2016

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Section: Hydrogen Production From Wind Energymentioning

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Evaluating the wind energy potential for hydrogen production: A case study

Mostafaeipour

Khayyami

Sedaghat

et al. 2016

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

106

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“…(3) Reversible fuel cell: the RePEM model is based on the approach suggested by [21] and integrated with some empirical relations and coefficients retrieved from [22][23][24]. Considering ohmic and activation losses, η ohm and η act , the load voltage can be calculated as:…”

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“…where n s is the number of cells, M H2 is the hydrogen molecular weight (kg/kmol) and η F is the Faraday efficiency, given by [24]:…”

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Energy Management of an Off-Grid Hybrid Power Plant with Multiple Energy Storage Systems

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Abstract:In this paper, an off-grid hybrid power plant with multiple storage systems for an artificial island is designed and two possible strategies for the management of the stored energy are proposed. Renewable power sources (wind/solar technologies) are used as primary power suppliers. A lead-acid battery pack (BAT) and a reversible polymer electrolyte fuel cell are employed to fulfill the power demand and to absorb extra power. The reversible fuel cell allows reducing costs and occupied space and the fuel cell can be fed by the pure hydrogen produced by means of its reversible operation as an electrolyzer. A diesel engine is employed as backup system. While HOMER Pro ® has been employed for a full-factorial-based optimization of the sizes of the renewable sources and the BAT, Matlab/Simulink ® has been later used for simulating the plant operation and compare two possible power management control strategies. For the reversible fuel cell sizing, a sensitivity analysis has been carried out varying stack and hydrogen tank sizes. The final choice for plant configuration and power management control strategy has been made on the basis of a comparative analysis of the results, aimed at minimizing fossil fuel consumption and CO 2 emissions, battery aging rate and at maximizing the power plant overall efficiency. The obtained results demonstrate the possibility of realizing a renewable power plant, able to match the needs of electrical power in a remote area, by achieving a good integration of different energy sources and facing the intermittent nature of renewable power sources, with very low use of fossil fuels.

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“…Sarrias-Mena et al [28] presented and compared four different electrolyzer models for hydrogen production from wind energy. The models were applied to a variable-speed wind turbine in Matlab Simulink environment, and the outcomes illustrated that all considered electrolyzers have acceptable consistency.…”

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confidence: 99%