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Power Grid Based Energy Storage System Brian Jonathan Supervisor: Moncef Tayahi
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Power Grid Based Energy Storage System

Brian Jonathan

Supervisor: Moncef Tayahi

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EEE311 Final Year Project

Introduction

•  Why I chose this topic? •  Why energy is important? •  Fossil fuel •  Clean energy advantages: no pollutant •  Clean energy disadvantage: environment

dependence •  Solution

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Overall System

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AC-DC Rectifier (1)

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AC-DC Rectifier (2)

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AC-DC Rectifier Test (1)

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AC-DC Rectifier Test (2)

•  Lowest voltage: 1.088V •  Highest voltage: 25.57V •  Theoretically 1.2V to 29.65 V

•  Optimum charge current: 1.92 A •  Optimum charge voltage: 13.5V •  6 hours charging time •  The battery can be charged from 11V to 14.5V, with current less

than 3A

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Controller charger

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Controller charger (2)

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Controller charger (3)

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Charge and Dump State

Charge state: (TP1 = 1.66V) The controller will charge the battery when the input voltage is between 11.9V and 14.5 V, the green LED will turn on Dump state: (TP2 = 3.32V) The controller will switch to dummy load when the input voltage is more than 14.5 V, the yellow LED will turn on

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Setting TP1 and TP2

DCPOWERSUPPLY

+

-

DU

MM

Y LO

AD (+

)

WIN

D T

UR

BIN

E (+

)

BA

TTER

Y (+

)

FRONT FACE OF CONTROLLER

220VAC5 4 3 2 1

11,9 V for Tp-1 set14,5 V for Tp-2 set

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POWER SUPPLY AS

WIND TURBINE REPLACEMENT

+

-

+-

LEAD ACID12V 12AHBATTERY

12VDC (IN) INVERTER 150W 220VAC (OUT)

+

-

GR

OU

ND

ING

GR

OU

ND

ING

DU

MM

Y L

OA

D +

(LAM

P)

DC

PO

WE

R S

UP

PLY

+ O

R W

IND

TU

RB

INE

BA

TTE

RY

220VACTO  LOAD  (LAMP  CIRCUIT)

FRONT FACE OF CHARGER CONTROLLER

VDC OUT

DUMMY LOAD

(LAMP)

5 4 3 2 1

220VAC

Connection Diagram

POWER SUPPLY AS

WIND TURBINE REPLACEMENT

+

-

+-

LEAD ACID12V 12AHBATTERY

12VDC (IN) INVERTER 150W 220VAC (OUT)

+

-

GR

OU

ND

ING

GR

OU

ND

ING

DU

MM

Y L

OA

D +

(LAM

P)

DC

PO

WE

R S

UP

PLY

+ O

R W

IND

TU

RB

INE

BA

TTE

RY

220VACTO  LOAD  (LAMP  CIRCUIT)

FRONT FACE OF CHARGER CONTROLLER

VDC OUT

DUMMY LOAD

(LAMP)

5 4 3 2 1

220VAC

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Battery (Genesis NP12-12T)

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Battery Specification (1)

•  Volts : 12V •  Nominal capacity (20 hour rate) : 12 Ah •  Length : 151 mm (5.94 inches) •  Width : 98 mm (3.86 inches ) •  Overall height (including terminals) : 97.5 mm (3.84 inches) •  Weight : 4 kg (8.82 lbs) •  Float charge voltage : 13.5 – 13.8 V @ 25°C •  Cyclic charge voltage : 14.4 – 15V @ 25°C •  Stand-by use : constant voltage charging 2.25-2.3 Volt per cell

(VPC) •  Cyclic use : 2.4-2.5 Volt per cell (VPC) with initial charging

current should be less than 0.25 CA

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Battery Specification (2)

•  Top charge : 2.4 Volt per cell (VPC) with initial charging current should be less than 0.1 CA for 15-20 hours

•  Temperature range : charging and discharging from-15 to 50°C (normally 25°C)

•  Self discharge : 3% of rated capacity per month in room temperature

•  Cyclic service life : 1000 cycles, depends on the average depth of discharge

•  Float service life : 3-5 years

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Discharge Characteristic

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Cyclic Life

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DC-AC Inverter

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Inverter Specification

•  Input voltage range : DC 10-15V •  Full power input current : 15A •  Stand-by input current : < 0.4A •  Output voltage (AC) : 220-240V •  Output wave : Modified sinewave •  Output frequency : 50Hz •  Continuous output power : 150W •  Starting power : 450W •  Efficiency : 90% •  Thermal protection : 60 ± 0.5 °C (Microcontroller) •  Size (length, wide, height) : 120 x 73 x 73 mm •  Weight : 560g

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Energy-meter

•  The first row displays voltage, current, and wattage •  The second row displays the used energy (kWh), tariff (cost/kWh),

and total cost (cost). •  The third row displays time

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Final Output Result

•  Efficiency : 89.33% (with 0.67% difference from theory) •  Voltage: 221VAC •  Load current: 0.605 A (with 0.17% difference from theory) •  Battery usage time: Battery rating/Inverter rating = 56.7

minutes

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Off-grid vs. Grid-tie Inverter

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Why using an off-grid inverter?

•  Much cheaper •  Can be used during blackout •  Most of grid-tie inverter is an AC-AC inverter •  Most of grid-tie inverter has battery storage •  Suitable for this project

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Project Budget

The total cost spent:

•  1.2 million IDR = 651.34 RMB (without the multimeter and the energy-meter)

•  3.1 million IDR = 1730.6 RMB (with multimeter and energy-meter)

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Limitations and Future Works

•  Did not use a real wind turbine •  The circuit is not programmable •  Hybrid System

Conclusion •  Real application •  Future wish

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Thank You Question?


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