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Original scientific paper

https://doi.org/10.30765/er.38.3.2

Towards the new energy storage system for conventional cars

Saša Sladić ; University of Rijeka
Alen Poljak ; University of Rijeka
Neven Bulić orcid id orcid.org/0000-0001-8957-020X ; University of Rijeka


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Abstract

Lead-acid batteries are widely used in conventional cars. This electric energy storage system (ESS) has to be capable to store enough energy for cranking the conventional car after the weeks without additional charging. After the start of internal combustion engine (ICE) of conventional car synchronous machine usually called alternator start to generate electrical energy. Electric current supplied in this way should be rectified and stored in lead-acid battery for the next start-up. In this article a model of whole process was developed and simulated. Particularly, a supercapacitors were compared with lead-acid batteries and other battery types in sense of mass, reliability and other parameters. Results were confirmed by measurement on conventional car. Furthermore, possibility of replacement of lead-acid batteries with supercapacitors was analyzed.

Keywords

electric energy storage system (ESS); conventional car modeling; battery modeling; supercapacitors; supercapacitor modeling; electric machine modelling

Hrčak ID:

201160

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/201160

Publication date:

11.6.2018.

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