Charge-discharge behaviour of lead acid battery and lead carbon hybrid ultracapacitors as anintegrated system for solar power applications

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Volume 13, Issue 3, September 2017

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J. Pradeep Kumar Rao
Senior Research Fellow, Capacitors Division, Central Power Research Institute, Bangalore- 560080
H. N. Nagamani
Ex-Addl Director, Capacitors Division, Central Power Research Institute, Bangalore- 560080
V. Vaidhyanathan
Engineering Officer – III, Capacitors Division, Central Power Research Institute, Bangalore – 560080
T. Bhavani Shanker
Joint Director and HOD, Capacitors Division, Central Power Research Institute, Bangalore – 560080

Abstract

The paper discussess ome of the practical issues on direct parallel integration of lead acid battery and lead carbon hybrid ultra-capacitor to form an integrated energy storage system for solar power applications. The integrated energy storage system is subjected to various C rates to analyze the behavior of charging and discharging of HUC. The percentage contribution of HUC, in charging and discharging of the integrated energy storage system would be a useful information, while coupling battery and HUC in solar power applications. In view of this, experimental studies have been carried out at different C rates and results are presented.

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Pradeep Kumar Rao, J., Nagamani, H. N., Vaidhyanathan, V., & Bhavani Shanker, T. (2017). Charge-discharge behaviour of lead acid battery and lead carbon hybrid ultracapacitors as anintegrated system for solar power applications. Power Research - A Journal of CPRI, 517–524. Retrieved from https://node6473.myfcloud.com/~geosocin/CPRI/index.php/pr/article/view/106

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