Utility level engergy storage solutions/new batteries, etc
Utility level engergy storage solutions/new batteries, etc
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I am trying to find resources or data regarding large energy storage. I originally posted in the battery section but notice there has been no activity in that forum for over a month so thought I might post a link in hopes of some feedback on my situation.
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RE: Utility level engergy storage solutions/new batteries, etc
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We are primarily looking for solutions that we can innovate in our shop to reduce installation costs. level of automation or attention will also be a consideration. I am just having a heck of a time finding good forums and such for this stuff at an engineering level.
I realize there are several ways to sync power but using that energy will likely be very difficult. For instance, the air system would require a HUGE tank and would need to likely run a turbine system. overhead water storage also represents a huge financial investment.
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Excuse me for being blunt (but it's Monday): You have to decide if you want to run a business or just sort of mess around with stuff. If you are set on this particular site, you'll have to live with the power available, pay for three-phase service, or put in a generator. Maybe you can run it on bio-diesel and use the waste heat for something useful.
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This is why I was asking for more explanation regarding purpose, scale, voltage and current levels... at what point on the continuum between Everready and Three-Mile Island are we talking about?
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250kVA is no small amount of power to source, even if only momentarily.
Honestly, there are no solutions that fit this requirement. Why do you think all industrial back-up solutions still involve a genset?
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Rafiq Bulsara
http://www.srengineersct.com
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You can even use the low grade waste heat to dry the wood.
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I doubt that getting a suitable 3ph feed run in would be as costly as all this plant.