Analysis of battery lifetime extension in a SMES-battery hybrid energy storage system using a novel battery lifetime model
In off-grid wind energy systems, batteries often undergo frequent charge/discharge cycles, which reduce battery service life. In addition, due to motor start and other high ‘inrush current’ loads batteries undergo high rates of discharge which also degrade battery life. In this paper, a superconduct...
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