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CONVERTER-INTERFACED ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS. CONTEXT, MODELLING AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS
Título:
CONVERTER-INTERFACED ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS. CONTEXT, MODELLING AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS
Subtítulo:
Autor:
MILANO, F
Editorial:
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
ELECTRONICA DE POTENCIA - GENERAL
ISBN:
978-1-108-42106-5
Páginas:
392
119,60 €

 

Sinopsis

Gain an in-depth understanding of converter-interfaced energy storage systems with this unique text, covering modelling, dynamic behaviour, control, and stability analysis. Providing comprehensive coverage, it demonstrates the technical and economic aspects of energy storage systems, and provides a thorough overview of energy storage technologies. Several different modelling techniques are presented, including power system models, voltage-sourced converter models, and energy storage system models. Using a novel stochastic control approach developed by the authors, you will learn about the impact of energy storage on the dynamic interaction of microgrids with distribution and transmission systems. Compare the numerous real-world simulation data and numerical examples provided with your own models and control strategies. Accompanied online by a wealth of numerical examples and supporting data, this is the ideal text for graduate students, researchers, and industry professionals working in power system dynamics, renewable energy integration, and smart grid development.

The first book to focus on the dynamic modelling and analysis of converter-interfaced energy storage devices
Covers control techniques and stability analysis
Includes real-world case studies, simulation results, and numerical examples



Table of Contents
Part I. Context:
1. Need for energy storage
2. Technical and economic aspects
3. Energy storage technologies
Part II. Modelling:
4. Power system model
5. Voltage-sourced converter model
6. Energy storage system models
Part III. Dynamic Analysis:
7. Comparison of dynamic models
8. Control techniques
9. Stability analysis
Part IV. Appendices.