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    Electricity is more versatile.

    A disadvantage of electricity is that it cannot

    be easily stored on a large scale.

    in conventional power plants, where the fuel

    consumption is varied with the load

    requirements

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    The photovoltaic and wind, being intermittent

    sources of power, cannot meet the load

    demand all of the time.

    The energy storage, therefore, is a desired

    feature to incorporate with renewable power

    systems, particularly in stand-alone plants.

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    electrochemical battery

    flywheel. compressed air.

    superconducting coil.

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    the primary battery, which converts the

    chemical energy into the electrical energy. The

    electrochemical reaction in the primary

    battery is non reversible

    thesecondary battery, which is also known as

    the rechargeable battery. electrochemical

    reaction in the secondary battery is reversible

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    In both the charge and the discharge modes, a

    small fraction of energy is converted into heat

    The round trip conversion efficiency is

    between 70 and 80 percent

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    There are at least six major rechargeable

    electro chemistries available today

    lead-acid (Pb-acid).

    nickel-cadmium (NiCd).

    nickel-metal hydride (NiMH).

    lithium-ion (Li-ion). lithium-polymer (Li-poly).

    zinc-air.

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    most common type of rechargeable battery used today

    high performance over cost ratio

    least energy density by weight and volume

    comes in various versions. The shallow-cycle version is usedin automobiles where a short burst of energy is drawn

    The deep-cycle version, on the other hand, is suitable for

    repeated full charge and discharge cycles. Most energy

    storage applications require deep-cycle batteries.

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    has positive electrodes made of cadmium and

    the negative electrodes of nickel hydroxide

    have a longer deep cycle life, and are more

    temperature tolerant than the lead-acid

    batteries

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    extension of NiCd technology

    offers an improvement in energy density over

    that in NiCd.

    construction difference is that the anode is

    made of a metal hydride

    eliminates the environmental concerns of

    cadmium

    Compared to NiCd, NiMH is expensive at

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    offers three times the energy density over that

    of lead-acid.

    lithium-ion has higher cell voltage of 3.5

    versus 2.0 for lead acid and 1.2 for other

    electro chemistries.

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    lithium battery with solid polymer electrolytes

    Constructed with a film of metallic lithium

    bonded to a thin layer of solid polymer

    electrolyte.

    solid polymer enhances the cells specific

    energy by acting as both the electrolyte and

    the separator

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    offers three times the energy density over that

    of lead-acid.

    lithium-ion has higher cell voltage of 3.5

    versus 2.0 for lead acid and 1.2 for other

    electro chemistries.

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    flywheels are very commonly used due to the

    simplicity of storing kinetic energy in a

    spinning mass.

    There are two broad classes of flywheel-

    energy-storage technologies. One is a

    technology based on low-speed flywheels (up

    to 6000 r/min) with steel rotors andconventional bearing

    The other one involves modern high-speed

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    Super capacitors, which are also known as

    ultra capacitors or electric double layer

    capacitors (EDLC), are built up with modules

    of single cells connected in series and packedwith adjacent modules connected in parallel.

    Single cells are available with capacitance

    values from 350 to 2700 F and operate in therange of 2 V.

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    New trends focused on using ultra capacitors

    to cover temporary high peak power demands

    , integration with other energy-storage

    technologies, and development of high-voltage applications.

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    In an SMES, a coil of superconducting wire

    stores electrical energy in a magnetic field

    without resistive losses

    The system operates by injecting a dc current

    into the superconducting coil, which stores

    the energy in magnetic field. When a load

    must be fed, the current is generated usingthe energy stored in the magnetic field. One

    of the major advantages of SMES is the ability

    to release large quantities of power during aPOWER ELECTRONICS IN WIND AND SOLAR CONVERSION

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