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A Method for Charging Electric Vehicles With Battery-Supercapacitor Hybrid Energy Storage Systems to Improve Voltage Quality and Battery Lifetime in Islanded Building-Level DC Microgrids

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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
Volume 14, Issue 3, Pages 1895-1908

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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TSTE.2023.3254597

Keywords

Adaptive filters; constant power loads; electric vehicles; energy storage systems; supercapacitor; transient voltage stability

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This paper proposes a methodology to increase the lifetime of the central battery energy storage system (CBESS) and enhance the voltage quality of an islanded building-level DC microgrid (MG). It achieves this by utilizing the supercapacitor (SC) of electric vehicles (EVs) and employing a data-driven algorithm to adjust the bandwidth of a filtration-based (FB) current-sharing strategy. The proposed approach improves the marginal voltage stability of the DC MG, leading to better transient response and higher voltage quality.
This paper proposes a methodology to increase the lifetime of the central battery energy storage system (CBESS) in an islanded building-level DC microgrid (MG) and enhance the voltage quality of the system by employing the supercapacitor (SC) of electric vehicles (EVs) that utilize battery-SC hybrid energy storage systems. To this end, an adaptive filtration-based (FB) current-sharing strategy is proposed in the voltage feedback control loop of the MG that smooths the CBESS current to increase its lifetime by allocating a portion of the high-frequency current variations to the EV charger. The bandwidth of this filter is adjusted using a data-driven algorithm to guarantee that only the EV's SC absorbs the high-frequency current variations, thereby enabling the EV's battery energy storage system (BESS) to follow its standard constant current-constant voltage (CC-CV) charging profile. Therefore, the EV's SC can coordinate with the CBESS without impacting the charging profile of the EV's BESS. Also, a small-signal stability analysis is provided indicating that the proposed approach improves the marginal voltage stability of the DC MG leading to better transient response and higher voltage quality. Finally, the performance of the proposed EV charging is validated using MATLAB/Simulink and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing.

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