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La conversion d'énergie électrique pour le stockage

Alfred Rufer
1999
Conference Papers

Abstract

Des systèmes modernes de stockage d'énergie électrique peuvent être développés sur la base d’éléments tels que les bobines à supraconducteurs, les batteries, les volants d'inertie, ou plus récemment sur la base de supercondensateurs. Pour des applications réelles, ces moyens de stockage peuvent être utilisés de façon complémentaire et seront interconnectés par des systèmes d'électronique de puissance moderne. Un choix de complémentarité en termes de puissance instantanée disponible et de quantité d'énergie stockée permet de réaliser aussi bien des systèmes d'appoint aux réseaux de distribution que d’augmenter les performances des systèmes d'alimentation de véhicules électriques par exemple. L’interconnexion des systèmes de stockage complémentaires, et plus particulierement la gestion des flux de puissance, nécessite également de prévoir des circuits de réglage adéquats, où l’on rencontre la notion de fonctionnalité transférée.

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Alfred Rufer
1999
Conference Papers

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/b106f7ea-18ca-4572-ab2c-b72bab2da01a

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