Modelling and energy management of a flywheel storage system for peak shaving applications
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- 1. KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence, University of Cyprus
Description
Peak shaving applications provided by energy storage systems are sustainable solutions for enhancing the existing
capacity of distribution feeders and transformers in order to maintain their safe and reliable operation under an increased
penetration of renewable energy sources and load demand growth. This work investigates the integration of a flywheel
energy storage system installed in a feeder of a distribution network to provide peak shaving services. An empirical model
is defined to determine the energy losses of a prototype flywheel system using an experimental setup. Furthermore, a multiobjective optimization scheme is proposed to minimize the flywheel energy losses along with the violated peak power of the feeder. Three different objective functions for applying peak shaving are presented and their efficiency is investigated in the simulation results. Finally, the impact of the flywheel energy losses on the peak shaving application of the distribution feeder is examined using a prototype and a commercial-grade flywheel energy storage system.
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