Title: Electrical/Thermal Conversion and Storage Technology and Opportunities Mike He, Achintya Madduri, Evan Reutzel, Seth Sanders
1Electrical/Thermal Conversion and Storage
Technology and OpportunitiesMike He, Achintya
Madduri, Evan Reutzel, Seth Sanders
- Energy Storage Overview and Intro to Flywheel
Energy Storage - Solar-Thermal, Thermal Storage, CHP Mike and
Achintya - Flexible ac/dc line interface Evan
2Energy Storage Overview
- Energy arbitrage return
- 0.30/kw-hr-day gives about 100/kw-hr-year
- For 3 year ROI capital value at 300/kw-hr
- Extra value in
- Avoided demand charge on customer side
- UPS, islanding function
- Power quality
3Electricity Storage Assoc Chart
http//www.electricitystorage.org/site/technologie
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4Per cycle capital cost (ESA)
5DOE National Energy Technical Laboratory Report,
Sept 2009
6History Integrated Flywheel Energy Storage
System
- 150 w-hr system scaled for HEV application in
late 1990s - Homopolar Synchronous Design
- Single-Piece Solid Steel Rotor/Energy Accumulator
- 3-5 W-hr/kg energy density for complete system
- Six-Step Drive for total system eff. 85
- Tested to 60 krpm, rated to 100 krpm
7Flywheel Energy Storage
- New effort with Prof. Hari Dharan (ME Dept)
- Infinite cyclability
- Power and energy scale independently
- Can use commodity materials
- Steel, composites, natural fiber composites
- Technical challenges, details in
- rotor materials, design
- containment
- Motor/alternator
- bearing system(s)
- power electronic interface and controls
8Estimated cost breakdown, based on 40-100 kw-hr
system (/kWh)
Rotor/vacuum housing/containment 150
Bearings 50
Motor/generator 10
Power electronics 10
TOTAL 220
9Rotor Analysis
- Energy density strength/weight ratio
- Exs
- High strength steel 66 W-hr/kg
- Engineering composites much higher 500 Whr/kg
- Derate by
- Shape factor 0.5 -1
- Speed range 0.84 for 40-100 range
- Safety/fatigue factor
- Steel example 15-30 W-hr/kg after derating
- Fabricated steel cost 2-4/kg gt 60-120/kw-hr
- Design for no failure, like aircraft