2020
DOI: 10.1177/0959651820958515
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Energy management strategies for a fuel-cell/battery hybrid power system

Abstract: This article presents a comparative study between the performances of different energy management strategies for hybrid energy storage source supplying electric vehicle. In our case, the hybrid supply is composed of fuel cell as an energy source and lithium-ion batteries as a power buffer. The two storage systems are connected to the DC bus via DC/DC boost converters. The used management strategies influence greatly the hybrid energy storage source performances. For this reason, a new online strategy is develo… Show more

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“…Within the transport sector, lithium-ion batteries with different cathode chemistries, LFP and LTO, are addressed in [18] and further validated, demonstrating a more significant lifetime of hybridised LFP technology rather than single LFP technology. Fuel cells and lithium-ion batteries are investigated in [19], considering online and offline EMS methods to improve fuel consumption and source lifetime. The authors of [12] investigate the interaction of fuel cells, lithium-ion batteries and ultracapacitors for HEV application, which are sized as an optimisation problem.…”
Section: Control Management and Power Allocation Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within the transport sector, lithium-ion batteries with different cathode chemistries, LFP and LTO, are addressed in [18] and further validated, demonstrating a more significant lifetime of hybridised LFP technology rather than single LFP technology. Fuel cells and lithium-ion batteries are investigated in [19], considering online and offline EMS methods to improve fuel consumption and source lifetime. The authors of [12] investigate the interaction of fuel cells, lithium-ion batteries and ultracapacitors for HEV application, which are sized as an optimisation problem.…”
Section: Control Management and Power Allocation Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The essential idea behind this strategy is to use a low-pass filter to split the needed reference power into high- and low-frequency components. 31,32 Thus, the FC provides the low-frequency component, while the battery, which has a faster dynamic, provides the high-frequency component. This approach provides a smooth FC response but does not permit battery SOC control.…”
Section: Power Management Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the number of car ownership increasing, the global environmental problem due to car emissions is becoming increasingly more prominent [1,2]. Now, the development of new energy vehicles has been the focus of automotive research direction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%