K. AGBOSSOU, M. KOLHE, J. HAMELIN, T.K. BOSE, "Performance of a Stand-Alone Renewable Energy System Based on Energy Storage as Hydrogen", IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion, Vol. 19, No. 3, September 2004, pp. 633-640.
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Titre : K. AGBOSSOU, M. KOLHE, J. HAMELIN, T.K. BOSE, Performance of a Stand-Alone Renewable Energy System Based on Energy Storage as Hydrogen, IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion, Vol. 19, No. 3, September 2004, pp. 633-640.
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Auteur : Kodjo Agbossou
Auteur : Mohanlal Kolhe
Auteur : Jean Hamelin
Auteur : Tapan K. Bose
Lien : private/AGBOSSOU01.pdf - 300 Ko, 8 pages.
Source : IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion
Volume : 19
Numéro : 3
Date : September 2004
Pages : 633 - 640
Abstract :
Electrolytic hydrogen offers a promising alternative
for long-term energy storage of renewable energy (RE). A
stand-alone RE system based on energy storage as hydrogen has
been developed and installed at the Hydrogen Research Institute,
and successfully tested for autonomous operation with developed
control system and power conditioning devices. The excess energy
produced, with respect to the load requirement, has been sent to
the electrolyzer for hydrogen production. When energy produced
from the RE sources became insufficient, with respect to the load
requirement, the stored hydrogen was fed to a fuel cell to produce
electricity. The RE system components have substantially different
voltage-current characteristics and they are integrated through
power conditioning devices on a dc bus for autonomous operation
by using a developed control system. The developed control
system has been successfully tested for autonomous operation
and energy management of the system. The experimental results
clearly indicate that a stand-alone RE system based on hydrogen
production is safe and reliable.
Index_Terms : Electrolyzer, energy storage, fuel cell, hydrogen, photovoltaic (PV), wind energy.
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