Software defined grid energy storage

Martin, Sonia; Mosier, Nicholas; Nnorom, Obi; Ou, Yancheng; Patel, Liana; Triebe, Oskar; Cezar, Gustavo; Levis, Philip; Rajagopal, Ram

doi:10.1145/3563357.3564082

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“…Natural convection finds useful application in smaller-scale home energy storage systems as shown in Figure 2 prioritizing ease of use and energy efficiency [25]. Examples include the Tesla Powerwall [26], LG Chem RESU [27], Sonnen eco [28], and Enphase Encharge [29]. These systems utilize lithium-ion or lithium-iron-phosphate ba ery technology to store excess energy from solar panels or the grid, offering homeowners greater energy independence, flexibility, and the ability to optimize energy usage.…”

Section: Natural Convectionmentioning

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Comparative Review of Thermal Management System for BESS

Mdachi,

Choong-koo

2024

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To support the integration of renewable energy sources and preserve grid stability, this study examines several approaches for controlling the temperature of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in modern energy settings. Specifically, the usage of BESS in Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) is the focus of this study. The effectiveness, safety features, dependability, affordability, and suitability for VPP applications of these systems are examined. Among the various hybrid cooling alternatives, two particularly promising combinations emerge. Firstly, the integration of heat pipes and phase change materials leverages their ability to conduct heat efficiently away from heat sources with minimal temperature differences, making them excellent for rapid heat transfer. Secondly, an approach employing heat pipes and liquid passive cooling a combination that capitalizes on the efficient heat transfer capabilities of heat pipes and the consistent cooling offered by liquid passive systems. The study underscores the importance of improving BESS performance and sustainability within VPPs by providing useful recommendations for choosing the best thermal management system depending on climate conditions and geographic location.

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Section: Natural Convectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparative Review of Thermal Management System for BESS

Mdachi,

Choong-koo

2024

Preprint

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“…Natural convection finds useful application in smaller-scale home energy storage systems, as shown in Figure 2, prioritizing ease of use and energy efficiency [27]. Examples include the Tesla Powerwall [28], LG Chem RESU [29], Sonnen Eco [30], and Enphase Encharge [31]. These systems utilize lithium-ion or lithium-iron-phosphate battery technology to store excess energy from solar panels or the grid, offering homeowners greater energy independence, flexibility, and the ability to optimize energy usage.…”

Section: Case Studies and Practical Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…LG Chem RESU [29], Sonnen Eco [30], and Enphase Encharge [31]. These systems utilize lithium-ion or lithium-iron-phosphate battery technology to store excess energy from solar panels or the grid, offering homeowners greater energy independence, flexibility, and the ability to optimize energy usage.…”

Section: Case Studies and Practical Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparative Review of Thermal Management Systems for BESS

Mdachi,

Choong-koo

2024

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The integration of renewable energy sources necessitates effective thermal management of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to maintain grid stability. This study aims to address this need by examining various thermal management approaches for BESS, specifically within the context of Virtual Power Plants (VPP). It evaluates the effectiveness, safety features, reliability, cost-efficiency, and appropriateness of these systems for VPP applications. Among the various hybrid cooling options, two notably promising combinations are highlighted. First, the integration of heat pipes with phase change materials, which effectively conduct heat away from sources with minimal temperature differences, enabling swift heat transfer. Second, the combination of heat pipes with liquid passive cooling, which utilizes the efficient heat transfer properties of heat pipes and the steady cooling offered by liquid systems. This study offers recommendations for choosing the best thermal management system based on climate conditions and geographic location, thereby enhancing BESS performance and sustainability within VPPs.

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