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Lifetime modelling of lead acid batteries
The performance and lifetime of energy storage in batteries are an important part of many renewable based energy systems. Not only do batteries impact on the system performance but they are also a significant expenditure when considering the whole lifecycle costs. Poor prediction of lifetime can, therefore, lead to uncertainty in the viability of the system in the long term. This report details the work undertaken to investigate and develop two different battery life prediction methodologies withspecific reference to their use in hybrid renewable energy systems. Alongside this, results from battery tests designed to exercise batteries in similar modes to those that they experience in hybrid systems have also been analysed. These have yieldedbattery specific parameters for use in the prediction software and the first results in the validation process of the software are also given. This work has been part of the European Union Benchmarking research project (ENK6-CT-2001-80576), funded by theEuropean Union, the United States and Australian governments together with other European states and other public and private financing bodies. The project has concentrated on lead acid batteries as this technology is the most commonly used. Through thiswork the project partner institutions have intended to provide useful tools to improve the design capabilities of organizations, private and public, in remote power systems.
Lifetime modelling of lead acid batteries
The performance and lifetime of energy storage in batteries are an important part of many renewable based energy systems. Not only do batteries impact on the system performance but they are also a significant expenditure when considering the whole lifecycle costs. Poor prediction of lifetime can, therefore, lead to uncertainty in the viability of the system in the long term. This report details the work undertaken to investigate and develop two different battery life prediction methodologies withspecific reference to their use in hybrid renewable energy systems. Alongside this, results from battery tests designed to exercise batteries in similar modes to those that they experience in hybrid systems have also been analysed. These have yieldedbattery specific parameters for use in the prediction software and the first results in the validation process of the software are also given. This work has been part of the European Union Benchmarking research project (ENK6-CT-2001-80576), funded by theEuropean Union, the United States and Australian governments together with other European states and other public and private financing bodies. The project has concentrated on lead acid batteries as this technology is the most commonly used. Through thiswork the project partner institutions have intended to provide useful tools to improve the design capabilities of organizations, private and public, in remote power systems.
Lifetime modelling of lead acid batteries
Bindner, H. (Autor:in) / Cronin, T. (Autor:in) / Lundsager, P. (Autor:in) / Manwell, J.F. (Autor:in) / Abdulwahid, U. (Autor:in) / Baring-Gould, I. (Autor:in)
01.01.2005
Bindner , H , Cronin , T , Lundsager , P , Manwell , J F , Abdulwahid , U & Baring-Gould , I 2005 , Lifetime modelling of lead acid batteries . Denmark. Forskningscenter Risoe. Risoe-R , no. 1515(EN) .
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Elektronische Ressource
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