A Strategy for Managing Energy in Standalone DC microgrid with PV and Dual Battery System
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Solar PV, DC microgrid, Energy management strategy, Dual batteryAbstract
The incorporation of energy storage technologies and renewable energy sources in standalone DC microgrid has becoming more significant for meeting the power requirements of critical and non-critical loads in remote and isolated areas. This study proposes an approach to managing energy in a standalone DC microgrid equipped with photovoltaic (PV) panels and a dual battery system, incorporating state of charge measurements to efficiently supply both critical and non-critical loads. The system proposed is simulated using MATLAB Simulink software to evaluate the performance. The results demonstrate its effectiveness in efficiently providing power to both critical and non-critical loads.
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