2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.epsr.2016.11.022
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Experimental investigation of a new smart energy management algorithm for a hybrid energy storage system in smart grid applications

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“…To calculate SOC of the battery at any time (t), the SOC at (t − 1), the charging and discharging time and the current should be calculated in advance. The state of charge of the battery at any time (t) can be calculated using the following Equation [37]:…”
Section: Storage System and Converter Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To calculate SOC of the battery at any time (t), the SOC at (t − 1), the charging and discharging time and the current should be calculated in advance. The state of charge of the battery at any time (t) can be calculated using the following Equation [37]:…”
Section: Storage System and Converter Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They investigated theoretical analysis and numerical simulation using related software for these systems and in order to enhance the performance of the HESS systems, were presented an electric inductor. Aktas et al investigated smart energy management using renewable energy and based on an algorithm. In this study, moreover real various operation experiential and tests for HESS systems, effective strategies according to SEMA (smart energy management algorithm) and in order to support of the HESS (hybrid energy storage system) systems has been suggested.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10,11 Subject to the Weibull circulation of wind speed and wind speed-to-power yield mapping, an ED issue is intended to limit abundance control and lessen the accessible air control.. 12 So as to adapt to the changeability of RES, the stochastic programming is likewise utilized. Single-time-possibilityrestricted ED issues for RES are analyzed in Aktas et al 13 and offer likelihood ensures that the load will be paid. So as to limit the general cost of power and flammable gas, a stochastic program is defined and thinking about the vulnerabilities of demand profiles and PV generation is investigated in Roberge et al 14 For questionable supply, strong booking issues with punishment-based costs without DSM have been explored in Hermann et al 15 Late works investigate energy scheduling with DSM and RES utilizing just centralized algorithms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%