Addressing System Integration Issues Required for the Developmente of Distributed Wind-Hydrogen Energy Systems: Final Report

Mann, M.D ; Salehfar, H. ; Harrison, K.W. ; Dale, N. ; Biaku, C. ; Peters, A.J. ; Hernandez-Pacheco: E.

关键词: DESIGN;    ELECTRICITY;    ENERGY STORAGE;    ENERGY SYSTEMS;    FUEL CELLS;    HYDROGEN;    HYDROGEN PRODUCTION;    PERFORMANCE;    VIABILITY electrolysis;    hydrogen;    wind;    distributed energy;    fuel cells;    power control system;    electrochemical impeadance spectroscopy;   

DOI  :  10.2172/926648
RP-ID  :  ER46115-3
PID  :  OSTI ID: 926648
Others  :  TRN: US201006%%825

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来源: SciTech Connect

【 摘 要 】

Wind generated electricity is a variable resource. Hydrogen can be generated as an energy storage media, but is costly. Advancements in power electronics and system integration are needed to make a viable system. Therefore, the long-term goal of the efforts at the University of North Dakota is to merge wind energy, hydrogen production, and fuel cells to bring emission-free and reliable power to commercial viability. The primary goals include 1) expand system models as a tool to investigate integration and control issues, 2) examine long-term effects of wind-electrolysis performance from a systematic perspective, and 3) collaborate with NREL and industrial partners to design, integrate, and quantify system improvements by implementing a single power electronics package to interface wild AC to PEM stack DC requirements. This report summarizes the accomplishments made during this project.