Power flow management strategy for renewable hybrid energy system

Hosni, H.; Benhamed, S.; Ibrahim, H.; Ghandour, Mazen; Ilinca, Adrian; Belmokhtar, K.

doi:10.1109/epec.2016.7771722

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“…The operating costs include the price of fuel consumed, the costs of generator maintenance and cost battery storage system over the total life time of batteries [13][14][15][16][17][18][19]. In order to fair compare strategies we will calculate the hourly operating cost of the system as an average of total life time.…”

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Optimization of Energy Management of a Microgrid Based on Solar-Diesel-Battery Hybrid System

Ibrahim

Ghandour

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract-Hybrid systems, which are composed of combinations of diesel generators, battery energy storage system and renewable energy resources such as photovoltaic, are outlined as a recommended approach for off grid power supply options for remote areas applications. Since these systems are not connected to an infinite source of energy, they must be well designed and controlled to satisfy the demand load. This study presents an efficient battery management strategy for the charging and discharging of the batteries in a hybrid renewable energy systems by controlling the energy flow between different components of the system. In order to simulate the developed battery management strategy, the components of the hybrid system are studied and modeled using mathematical models. During modeling of the battery storage system, the effects of aging and capacity degradation were taken into consideration. The simulation of the strategy was based on a case study, where it is validated to be functional. Finally, the optimization of the strategy has been done by working on its critical parameters.

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