Journal
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ENERGY CONVERSION
Volume 35, Issue 4, Pages 1944-1953Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TEC.2020.2997307
Keywords
Energy management; Generators; Fuels; Propulsion; Proposals; Power system dynamics; Ship power system; energy storage system; energy management system; hybrid grid; power flow; energy efficiency
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Recent improvements in shipboard systems focus on the use of new technological systems and the adoption of innovative operating strategies for both increasing energy efficiency and reduce gas emissions. In such a context, this article studies a ship power system, where an energy storage system and a tailored energy management system are applied. It focuses on a detailed model of the on-board power system and points out a scenario of analysis larger than those usually adopted in the literature. The model is carried out with reference to DC, AC and hybrid AC/DC power grid architectures, by means of a power flow approach. The strategy of the energy management system optimally controls the on-board power system integrated with a battery storage device. The strategy aims to minimizes fuel consumption of the prime movers, while satisfying time-varying load demand under different operating scenarios. The procedure, tested on actual operative conditions of a supply vessel, shows feasibility and effectiveness of the power flow approach, giving evidence to the reduction of fuel consumption, while the correct operation of the power system is guaranteed.
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