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Calendar vs Cycle Battery Degradation
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06 May 2024 11:31 #13153
by specter
Replied by specter on topic Calendar vs Cycle Battery Degradation
Hi Paul,
Please find the attached .sam file. I'm using SAM version 2023.12.17.
Regards,
Yashwanth
Please find the attached .sam file. I'm using SAM version 2023.12.17.
Regards,
Yashwanth
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07 May 2024 10:23 - 10 May 2024 10:31 #13156
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Calendar vs Cycle Battery Degradation
Hi Yashwanth,
For the Li-ion LMO/LTO battery type's lifetime model, in any given time step:
Battery Relative Capacity to Nameplate (%) = 100% - Battery Relative Capacity to Nameplate Cycling (%) - Battery Relative Capacity to Nameplate Calendar (%)
The source code for that calculation is in the 'lifetime_lmolto_t::integrateDegLoss()' function here: github.com/NREL/ssc/blob/005b77b3c9fbe73c70806cebe631c30adf169433/shared/lib_battery_lifetime_lmolto.cpp#L133
In your case, the battery capacity starts at 100% and degrades to 94% at the end of the 15-year analysis period, so the battery does not experience much degradation.
Also, because the battery bank replacement option on the Battery Life page is set to "No replacements", the battery degradation has no effect onyour simulation results the cost of battery replacement, but may have a small effect on simulation results if you are using the Self Consumption dispatch option or modeling grid outages. [Edited 5/10/24]
Best regards,
Paul.
For the Li-ion LMO/LTO battery type's lifetime model, in any given time step:
Battery Relative Capacity to Nameplate (%) = 100% - Battery Relative Capacity to Nameplate Cycling (%) - Battery Relative Capacity to Nameplate Calendar (%)
The source code for that calculation is in the 'lifetime_lmolto_t::integrateDegLoss()' function here: github.com/NREL/ssc/blob/005b77b3c9fbe73c70806cebe631c30adf169433/shared/lib_battery_lifetime_lmolto.cpp#L133
In your case, the battery capacity starts at 100% and degrades to 94% at the end of the 15-year analysis period, so the battery does not experience much degradation.
Also, because the battery bank replacement option on the Battery Life page is set to "No replacements", the battery degradation has no effect on
Best regards,
Paul.
Last edit: 10 May 2024 10:31 by pgilman.
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