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Autor: Hill, Martin
Jahr: 1992
Contents
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1 Terminology.................................................................................1-1
Background........................................................................................................................1-1
Terminology.......................................................................................................................1-1
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................1-5
CHAPTER 2 Introduction.................................................................................2-1
Introduction........................................................................................................................2-1
Characteristics Used to Specify Batteries..........................................................................2-2
Rated Voltage............................................................................................................2-2
Amp-hour Capacity...................................................................................................2-2
Cut-off Voltage.........................................................................................................2-2
Other Characteristics of Performance.......................................................................2-3
Lead-Acid Batteries............................................................................................................2-3
Principle of Operation...............................................................................................2-3
Types of Lead-Acid Battery......................................................................................2-4
Operating Characteristics..........................................................................................2-5
Nickel-Cadmium Batteries.................................................................................................2-8
Principle of Operation...............................................................................................2-8
Types of Nickel-Cadmium Cells..............................................................................2-8
Operating Characteristics..........................................................................................2-8
Lessons Learned.................................................................................................................2-9
Comparison of Battery Types...........................................................................................2-10
CHAPTER 3 Safety............................................................................................3-1
Potential Battery Hazards...................................................................................................3-1
Chemical Hazards...............................................................................................................3-1
Chemical Properties of Battery Acid........................................................................3-2
Protective Clothing...................................................................................................3-2
First Aid....................................................................................................................3-3
Explosive Hazard...............................................................................................................3-3
Burn Hazard.......................................................................................................................3-4
Electrical Hazard................................................................................................................3-4
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Physical Hazard..................................................................................................................3-4
Safety Facilities..................................................................................................................3-4
Safety precautions..............................................................................................................3-5
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................3-5
CHAPTER 4 Sizing............................................................................................4-1
Introduction to Sizing.........................................................................................................4-1
Effect of Oversizing...........................................................................................................4-1
Effects of Undersizing........................................................................................................4-2
System Sizing Requirements..............................................................................................4-2
Criteria for System Sizing..................................................................................................4-3
Simple Sizing Calculation..................................................................................................4-3
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................4-8
CHAPTER 5 Installation...................................................................................5-1
Background........................................................................................................................5-1
Battery Room Design.........................................................................................................5-1
Room Size and Ventilation.......................................................................................5-1
Avoiding Accidental Ignition...................................................................................5-2
The Floor Strength....................................................................................................5-2
Rack Design.......................................................................................................................5-2
Safety Requirements...........................................................................................................5-2
Electrical...................................................................................................................5-3
Mechanical................................................................................................................5-3
Chemical...................................................................................................................5-3
Cell Installation Procedure.................................................................................................5-3
Checks Before Installation........................................................................................5-3
Cell Interconnections................................................................................................5-3
Cabling...............................................................................................................................5-4
Commissioning...................................................................................................................5-4
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................5-4
CHAPTER 6 Charge Control............................................................................6-1
Definition............................................................................................................................6-1
Background........................................................................................................................6-1
Charging Methods..............................................................................................................6-1
Constant Current Charging.......................................................................................6-2
Constant Voltage Charging.......................................................................................6-2
Constant Power Charging.........................................................................................6-3
Charge Controllers.............................................................................................................6-3
Perfectly Matched System........................................................................................6-3
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Shunt Regulator........................................................................................................6-4
Partial Shunt..............................................................................................................6-4
Series Regulator........................................................................................................6-5
Zener Diode Regulator..............................................................................................6-5
Sub-array Switching Regulator.................................................................................6-5
PWM Switching........................................................................................................6-5
Pump Charging.........................................................................................................6-6
Ideal and Actual Charge Profiles........................................................................................6-7
Deep Discharge Protection.................................................................................................6-8
Limiting Discharge Capacity to C10o.........................................................................6-8
Automatic Discharge Protection...............................................................................6-9
Charge Controller Features................................................................................................6-9
One Array Section Permanently Connected to Battery..........................................6-10
Status Indicators......................................................................................................6-10
Selecting Thresholds...............................................................................................6-10
Temperature Compensation of Overcharge Thresholds.........................................6-10
Low Power Consumption.......................................................................................6-10
Cell Level Monitoring.............................................................................................6-10
Equalising Charge Mode.........................................................................................6-10
Voltage Sense Wires...............................................................................................6-10
Charge Control Problems.................................................................................................6-11
Problems in EC PV Pilot Plants..............................................................................6-11
Problems in Small PV systems...............................................................................6-11
Summary of Problems Experienced........................................................................6-12
Charge-Discharge Thresholds..........................................................................................6-12
Conclusion........................................................................................................................6-12
CHAPTER 7 Operation and Maintenance......................................................7-1
Definition............................................................................................................................7-1
Background........................................................................................................................7-1
Maintenance Testing..........................................................................................................7-2
Routine Tests............................................................................................................7-2
Monthly Tests...........................................................................................................7-2
Quarterly Tests..........................................................................................................7-3
Annual Tests.............................................................................................................7-4
Sample Recommendations........................................................................................7-5
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................7-5
CHAPTER 8 Monitoring...................................................................................8-1
Definition............................................................................................................................8-1
Background........................................................................................................................8-1
Monitoring State of Charge................................................................................................8-2
Benefits of Battery SOC Measurement.....................................................................8-2
SOC Measurement Devices......................................................................................8-2
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Present Methods of SOC Measurement....................................................................8-3
Monitoring Cell Variations................................................................................................8-3
Manual Recording......................................... ............................................................8-4
Using a Portable Test Unit........................................................................................8-4
On-line Monitoring...................................................................................................8-5
Battery History...................................................................................................................8-6
Average Depth of Discharge.....................................................................................8-6
Operation at Different States of Charge....................................................................8-6
Amp-hour (Ah) Efficiency........................................................................................8-7
Watt-hour (Wh) Efficiency.......................................................................................8-7
Hours-of-Overcharge Regulation..............................................................................8-7
Hours of Load Disconnect........................................................................................8-7
Typical Load Profile Variations................................................................................8-7
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................8-8
CHAPTER9 Testing..........................................................................................9-1
Background........................................................................................................................9-1
Standards Tests...................................................................................................................9-2
Field Tests..........................................................................................................................9-2
Visual Inspection......................................................................................................9-2
Discharge Test..........................................................................................................9-2
Charge Test...............................................................................................................9-3
Measure Open Circuit Voltage and Specific Gravity at Full Charge.......................9-3
Failure Analysis..................................................................................................................9-3
Visual Test................................................................................................................9-3
Initial Test.................................................................................................................9-4
Charge Acceptance Test...........................................................................................9-4
Electrode Potential Test............................................................................................9-4
Charge Retention Test...............................................................................................9-4
Capacity Test............................................................................................................9-4
Interpreting the Results.............................................................................................9-5
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................9-5
CHAPTER 10 Failure Modes..........................................................................10-1
Definition..........................................................................................................................10-1
Background......................................................................................................................10-1
Degradation and Failure Modes.......................................................................................10-1
Positive Plate Degradation......................................................................................10-1
Sludging of the Positive Plate.................................................................................10-2
Corrosion of the Positive Grid................................................................................10-2
Sulphation...............................................................................................................10-2
Plate Exposure and Arcing......................................................................................10-2
Internal Short Circuit..............................................................................................10-3
Cell Testing at PV Pilot Plants................................................................................10-3
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Failure Modes.........................................................................................................10-3
Learning from the Results.......................................................................................10-5
Conclusion.............................................................. ..........................................................10-5
CHAPTER 11 Disposal.....................................................................................11-1
Definition..........................................................................................................................11-1
Background......................................................................................................................11-1
Battery Dismantling.........................................................................................................11-2
Dismantling Large Cells.........................................................................................11-2
Dismantling Small, Closed Cells............................................................................11-2
Recycling Used Batteries.................................................................................................11-2
Recycling Lead-acid Batteries................................................................................11-3
Recycling Nickel-Cadmium Batteries....................................................................11-4
Disposing of Used Batteries.............................................................................................11-5
EC Directives on Disposal......................................................................................11-5
Suggestions to Manufacturers..........................................................................................11-6
Conclusion........................................................................................................................11-6
CHAPTER 12 Modelling.................................................................................12-1
Definition..........................................................................................................................12-1
Background......................................................................................................................12-1
Present Status...................................................................................................................12-2
The Energy Transfer Model.............................................................................................12-2
Simulation Modelling.......................................................................................................12-3
Shepherd Model......................................................................................................12-3
Modifications to the Shepherd Model.....................................................................12-4
Behavioural Models................................................................................................12-5
Electrical Model......................................................................................................12-5
Conclusions......................................................................................................................12-6
CHAPTER 13 Future Trends..........................................................................13-1
Background......................................................................................................................13-1
New Battery Technologies...............................................................................................13-2
Sodium Sulphur......................................................................................................13-2
Nickel Hydrogen.....................................................................................................13-2
Redox......................................................................................................................13-3
Lithium Solid State.................................................................................................13-3
Zinc Bromine..........................................................................................................13-3
Other Types.............................................................................................................13-3
Conclusion........................................................................................................................13-4
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CHAPTER 14 Case Studies.............................................................................14-1
Background......................................................................................................................14-1
Island Electrification........................................................................................................14-1
ARKI Island Electrification....................................................................................14-2
Beginish Island Electrification................................................................................14-2
Remote House Electrification..........................................................................................14-3
Rappenecker HOF...................................................................................................14-3
PV Refrigeration...............................................................................................................14-3
Immunisation Refrigeration Programmes...............................................................14-3
Hybrid PV-Wind Systems................................................................................................14-4
PV-Wind System at Odoornerveen Farm...............................................................14-4
Navigational Aids.............................................................................................................14-4
Sable Island.............................................................................................................14-4
Conclusion........................................................................................................................14-5
APPENDIX A Battery Standards in PV..........................................................A-l
APPENDIX B List of Battery Suppliers..........................................................B-l
Lead-acid Solar Batteries...................................................................................................B-2
Nickel Cadmium Solar Batteries.......................................................................................B-6
APPENDIX C Reference Literature................................................................C-l
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Titel: PV battery handbook
Autor: Hill, Martin
Jahr: 1992
Contents
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1 Terminology.1-1
Background.1-1
Terminology.1-1
Conclusion.1-5
CHAPTER 2 Introduction.2-1
Introduction.2-1
Characteristics Used to Specify Batteries.2-2
Rated Voltage.2-2
Amp-hour Capacity.2-2
Cut-off Voltage.2-2
Other Characteristics of Performance.2-3
Lead-Acid Batteries.2-3
Principle of Operation.2-3
Types of Lead-Acid Battery.2-4
Operating Characteristics.2-5
Nickel-Cadmium Batteries.2-8
Principle of Operation.2-8
Types of Nickel-Cadmium Cells.2-8
Operating Characteristics.2-8
Lessons Learned.2-9
Comparison of Battery Types.2-10
CHAPTER 3 Safety.3-1
Potential Battery Hazards.3-1
Chemical Hazards.3-1
Chemical Properties of Battery Acid.3-2
Protective Clothing.3-2
First Aid.3-3
Explosive Hazard.3-3
Burn Hazard.3-4
Electrical Hazard.3-4
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Physical Hazard.3-4
Safety Facilities.3-4
Safety precautions.3-5
Conclusion.3-5
CHAPTER 4 Sizing.4-1
Introduction to Sizing.4-1
Effect of Oversizing.4-1
Effects of Undersizing.4-2
System Sizing Requirements.4-2
Criteria for System Sizing.4-3
Simple Sizing Calculation.4-3
Conclusion.4-8
CHAPTER 5 Installation.5-1
Background.5-1
Battery Room Design.5-1
Room Size and Ventilation.5-1
Avoiding Accidental Ignition.5-2
The Floor Strength.5-2
Rack Design.5-2
Safety Requirements.5-2
Electrical.5-3
Mechanical.5-3
Chemical.5-3
Cell Installation Procedure.5-3
Checks Before Installation.5-3
Cell Interconnections.5-3
Cabling.5-4
Commissioning.5-4
Conclusion.5-4
CHAPTER 6 Charge Control.6-1
Definition.6-1
Background.6-1
Charging Methods.6-1
Constant Current Charging.6-2
Constant Voltage Charging.6-2
Constant Power Charging.6-3
Charge Controllers.6-3
Perfectly Matched System.6-3
Hyperion Version 1.1, April 1992
Shunt Regulator.6-4
Partial Shunt.6-4
Series Regulator.6-5
Zener Diode Regulator.6-5
Sub-array Switching Regulator.6-5
PWM Switching.6-5
Pump Charging.6-6
Ideal and Actual Charge Profiles.6-7
Deep Discharge Protection.6-8
Limiting Discharge Capacity to C10o.6-8
Automatic Discharge Protection.6-9
Charge Controller Features.6-9
One Array Section Permanently Connected to Battery.6-10
Status Indicators.6-10
Selecting Thresholds.6-10
Temperature Compensation of Overcharge Thresholds.6-10
Low Power Consumption.6-10
Cell Level Monitoring.6-10
Equalising Charge Mode.6-10
Voltage Sense Wires.6-10
Charge Control Problems.6-11
Problems in EC PV Pilot Plants.6-11
Problems in Small PV systems.6-11
Summary of Problems Experienced.6-12
Charge-Discharge Thresholds.6-12
Conclusion.6-12
CHAPTER 7 Operation and Maintenance.7-1
Definition.7-1
Background.7-1
Maintenance Testing.7-2
Routine Tests.7-2
Monthly Tests.7-2
Quarterly Tests.7-3
Annual Tests.7-4
Sample Recommendations.7-5
Conclusion.7-5
CHAPTER 8 Monitoring.8-1
Definition.8-1
Background.8-1
Monitoring State of Charge.8-2
Benefits of Battery SOC Measurement.8-2
SOC Measurement Devices.8-2
Hyperion Version 1.1, April 1992
Present Methods of SOC Measurement.8-3
Monitoring Cell Variations.8-3
Manual Recording.'.8-4
Using a Portable Test Unit.8-4
On-line Monitoring.8-5
Battery History.8-6
Average Depth of Discharge.8-6
Operation at Different States of Charge.8-6
Amp-hour (Ah) Efficiency.8-7
Watt-hour (Wh) Efficiency.8-7
Hours-of-Overcharge Regulation.8-7
Hours of Load Disconnect.8-7
Typical Load Profile Variations.8-7
Conclusion.8-8
CHAPTER9 Testing.9-1
Background.9-1
Standards Tests.9-2
Field Tests.9-2
Visual Inspection.9-2
Discharge Test.9-2
Charge Test.9-3
Measure Open Circuit Voltage and Specific Gravity at Full Charge.9-3
Failure Analysis.9-3
Visual Test.9-3
Initial Test.9-4
Charge Acceptance Test.9-4
Electrode Potential Test.9-4
Charge Retention Test.9-4
Capacity Test.9-4
Interpreting the Results.9-5
Conclusion.9-5
CHAPTER 10 Failure Modes.10-1
Definition.10-1
Background.10-1
Degradation and Failure Modes.10-1
Positive Plate Degradation.10-1
Sludging of the Positive Plate.10-2
Corrosion of the Positive Grid.10-2
Sulphation.10-2
Plate Exposure and Arcing.10-2
Internal Short Circuit.10-3
Cell Testing at PV Pilot Plants.10-3
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Failure Modes.10-3
Learning from the Results.10-5
Conclusion.'.10-5
CHAPTER 11 Disposal.11-1
Definition.11-1
Background.11-1
Battery Dismantling.11-2
Dismantling Large Cells.11-2
Dismantling Small, Closed Cells.11-2
Recycling Used Batteries.11-2
Recycling Lead-acid Batteries.11-3
Recycling Nickel-Cadmium Batteries.11-4
Disposing of Used Batteries.11-5
EC Directives on Disposal.11-5
Suggestions to Manufacturers.11-6
Conclusion.11-6
CHAPTER 12 Modelling.12-1
Definition.12-1
Background.12-1
Present Status.12-2
The Energy Transfer Model.12-2
Simulation Modelling.12-3
Shepherd Model.12-3
Modifications to the Shepherd Model.12-4
Behavioural Models.12-5
Electrical Model.12-5
Conclusions.12-6
CHAPTER 13 Future Trends.13-1
Background.13-1
New Battery Technologies.13-2
Sodium Sulphur.13-2
Nickel Hydrogen.13-2
Redox.13-3
Lithium Solid State.13-3
Zinc Bromine.13-3
Other Types.13-3
Conclusion.13-4
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CHAPTER 14 Case Studies.14-1
Background.14-1
Island Electrification.14-1
ARKI Island Electrification.14-2
Beginish Island Electrification.14-2
Remote House Electrification.14-3
Rappenecker HOF.14-3
PV Refrigeration.14-3
Immunisation Refrigeration Programmes.14-3
Hybrid PV-Wind Systems.14-4
PV-Wind System at Odoornerveen Farm.14-4
Navigational Aids.14-4
Sable Island.14-4
Conclusion.14-5
APPENDIX A Battery Standards in PV.A-l
APPENDIX B List of Battery Suppliers.B-l
Lead-acid Solar Batteries.B-2
Nickel Cadmium Solar Batteries.B-6
APPENDIX C Reference Literature.C-l
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