Modeling and Simulation of Hybrid Energy Storage System (HESS)
A special issue of Entropy (ISSN 1099-4300). This special issue belongs to the section "Thermodynamics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2021) | Viewed by 544
Special Issue Editors
Interests: electrical machines; power systems; energy management; energy storage systems; systems identification; control systems; wind turbines; PV systems; fault detection and diagnosis; hybrid micropower plants modeling and control; distributed power systems
Interests: electrical machines; power systems; power systems stability and control; energy management; energy storage systems; electric vehicles; control systems; wind turbines; PV systems; smart grids; modelling and simulation of power system; distributed power systems
Interests: energy conversion; power electronics; industrial electronics; electrical motion; harmonics and energy quality; energy storage systems; electrical systems modeling and simulation; renewable energy resources; energy management
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Dear Colleagues,
To meet the global electricity demand and reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the same time, the use of renewable energy sources (RES) has become imperative in the energy planning policies for most countries worldwide. Many of these RES (wind, sun, marine currents, waves, tides, biomass, etc.) are of an intermittent nature.
The need to balance the energy supply with demand, the flexibility of energy consumption, production optimization, and the management of electrical energy have favored the development of different technologies for energy storage systems.
In recent years, the twinning of several of the above-mentioned storage techniques has encouraged the emergence of hybrid energy storage systems (HESS). Hybrid energy storage units have proven their effectiveness and practicability in the distributed power generation management and the electric vehicle drives systems.
This Special Issue encourages researchers working on the modelling and simulation of HESS for various fields of application. The modelling and simulation of HESS concerned here can be extended in aspects such as design, control, maintenance, detection, diagnosis, parameters estimation, energy management, etc.
Our aim is to bring together innovative contributions covering any combination of two or more of the following individual energy storage systems (ESS) listed below (but not limited to) in the keywords section.
Prof. Dr. Rene Wamkeue
Prof. Dr. Innocent Kamwa
Prof. Dr. Kamal Al-Haddad
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- solid-state battery (electrochemical accumulator, electrochemical circulatory accumulator, etc.) energy storage
- compressed air
- supercapacitors or ultracapacitors energy storage
- superconducting magnetic energy storage
- flywheel energy storage
- hydro-pneumatic energy storage
- hydrogen energy storage
- high temperature heat thermodynamic energy storage
- battery/Compressed air energy storage
- supercapacitors/Battery energy storage
