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The combination of these two types of batteries into a hybrid storage leads to a significant reduction of phenomena unfavorable for lead–acid battery and lower the cost of the storage compared to lithium-ion batteries.
Hybrid energy storage systems using battery energy storage has evolved tremendously for the past two decades especially in the area of car manufacturing either in a fully hybrid electric car or hybrid car that use battery energy storage with internal petrol combustion engine .
Compared to a standalone battery ESS, the hybrid configuration reduces battery capacity by nearly 50 %, allowing a larger proportion of energy to be stored in a cost-effective thermal system, given its lower levelized cost of energy (LCOE) .
Hybrid battery proposed in the paper basis on two-leg interleaved converter, presented in Fig. 1(a). LA battery is connected to the low side and its nominal voltage is 12 V, whereas LFP is connected to the high side and its nominal voltage is 25.6 V, what gives voltage ratio about 0.47.
In authors proposed plug-in module, consisting of lithium-ion battery and supercapacitor, that is connected to the lead–acid battery energy storage via bidirectional DC/DC converters. The aim of the module is to reduce current stress of lead–acid battery, and as a result to enhance its lifetime.
For the lead-acid battery similarly, based on power load consumption of 2000w and correspondingly, 41.67A for the load current. The battery capacity is 200AH, and the charging current ratio is 0.5C, and therefore the maximum battery charging current is 83A.
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