Abstract—This paper introduces different method of energy storage systems. The main subject is the energy storage technologies that are utilized in electrical power systems.
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Introduction
Due to global environmental concern and increase of fossil fuel limited resources, energy usage and generation method has changed. Distributed generation changed some of the fundamental structure in which the power system is based. Therefore, causing the move from vertically integrated utilities to smart grid distribution systems [1]. PV panel and wind turbines as an example of renewable energy has an intermittent character which makes it important to consider how they can be used more efficiently [2]. Storing energy in different form for later use has been known through the history of humanity. In terms of electrical energy, it could be converted to many different forms for storage. Several energy storage technologies could be used in a power system [1]. Electrical energy could be stored as electric field in capacitors or as magnetic field in inductors. It could also be stored as kinetic energy in flywheels or as chemical energy in fuel cells. And the most common way of storing electrical energy is as electrochemical energy like in a battery [1]. Since the discovery of electricity we have sought these methods being implemented into power systems to increase reliability and to be used in demand [3].
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Energy storage that can be used in electrical power system could be divided based on the form they store the energy in. This section covers some of the technologies available in electrical power system. The technologies were sorted based on what form of energy the electrical energy get stored.
Electro-mechanical Technologies
Pumped hydroelectric Storage
Hydroelectric dam generates electricity by utilizing the movement of water through turbines. Reversible pump-turbine/motor-generator assemblies can act as both is used to move water from lower reservoir to the upper reservoir during
low demand times [3]. This water gets released during the periods of high demand causing the movement of the generator turbines. This technology is the most used technology for high power applications [1].
Pumped hydroelectric storage (PHS) energy capacity depends on the volume and the waterfall height [3]. Hydroelectric plant has the ability to respond to potential large electrical load changes [3]. The preservation of natural environment and suitable hilly geographical environment for the installation have to be taken into account before installing. Which affect the capital power cost [2]. PHS operate at about 76% – 85% efficiency with a long life time of 50-60 years.
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Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES)
CAES use off-peak power to pack air and store it in a repository, either an underground sinkhole or over-the-ground funnels or vessels. At the point when power is required, the packed air is warmed, extended, and coordinated through an expander or ordinary turbine-generator to deliver power [4]. Figure 2 shows Schematic of Compressed Air Energy Storage Plant with Underground Compressed Air Storage.
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Underground systems has a discharche time 8 - 26 hours with up to 400MW capacity.
Flywheel
The operating principle of a flywheel is to store energy as a mechanical rotation using a motor. Flywheel innovation has numerous valuable properties that empower and enhance present electric network. A flywheel can catch intermittent from irregular vitality sources after some time, and convey a persistent supply of continuous energy to the lattice. Flywheels additionally can react to framework flags in a flash, conveying recurrence control and power quality upgrades. Flywheel employ kinetic energy stored in a rotating mass with very low frictional losses.
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Electro-magnatic
Supercapacitor energy storage systems
Supercapacitors depend on electrochemical cells that contain two conductor electrodes, an electrolyte and a permeable film that allows the travel of particles between the two cathodes. Along these lines, the displayed design is like the electrochemical cells of batteries. The fundamental distinction between supercapacitors (or ultra-capacitors, or twofold layer capacitors, contingent upon the writing) and batteries lies in the way that no compound responses happen in the phones, yet the vitality is put away electrostatically in the cell. Figure 4 shows the basic principle of operation of the super capacitors.
Electro-chemical
1) Li-ion
In the previous two years, Li-particle battery innovation has risen as the fasted developing stage for stationary capacity applications. Already commercial and mature for consumer electronic applications, Li-ion is being positioned as the leading technology platform for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and all-electric vehicles, which will use larger-format cells and packs with capacities of 15 to 20 kWh for PHEVs and up to 50 kWh for all-electric vehicles.
Li-ion batteries have been deployed in a wide range of energy-storage applications, ranging from energy-type batteries of a few kilowatt-hours in residential systems with rooftop photovoltaic arrays to multi-megawatt containerized batteries for the provision of grid ancillary services…….
2) Lead-acid
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