A bidirectional converter for the integration of LiFePO4 batteries with RES-based generators. Part II: Laboratory and field tests

Mariano Giuseppe Ippolito, Gaetano Zizzo, Enrico Telaretti, Giorgio Graditi, Fiorino

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Abstract

This paper presents a device for controlling and connecting combined Renewable Energy Sources (RES)-based generators and electric storage systems to the supply utility grid. The device is a bidirectional converter that can be controlled in order to facilitate the interface between the low voltage grid and small generators combined with Li-ion batteries, contemporary addressing the requirements of the reference technical standards for users connection and providing different ancillary services. The paper describes the laboratory and field test activities carried out by the DEIM of the University of Palermo and ENEA during 2013.
Lingua originaleEnglish
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2014

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Lithium-ion batteries

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A bidirectional converter for the integration of LiFePO4 batteries with RES-based generators. Part II: Laboratory and field tests. / Ippolito, Mariano Giuseppe; Zizzo, Gaetano; Telaretti, Enrico; Graditi, Giorgio; Fiorino.

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Ippolito, MG, Zizzo, G, Telaretti, E, Graditi, G & Fiorino 2014, 'A bidirectional converter for the integration of LiFePO4 batteries with RES-based generators. Part II: Laboratory and field tests'.
Ippolito MG, Zizzo G, Telaretti E, Graditi G, Fiorino. A bidirectional converter for the integration of LiFePO4 batteries with RES-based generators. Part II: Laboratory and field tests. 2014.
Ippolito, Mariano Giuseppe ; Zizzo, Gaetano ; Telaretti, Enrico ; Graditi, Giorgio ; Fiorino. / A bidirectional converter for the integration of LiFePO4 batteries with RES-based generators. Part II: Laboratory and field tests.
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