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Standalone Battery Modelling using SAM
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27 Jul 2021 05:27 #9878
by sachin_Pandey
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Dear SAM team,
Could please guide on how to proceed for modelling standalone battery storage financial analysis?
Please provide your input as i am new to SAM.
Thank you!!!
Could please guide on how to proceed for modelling standalone battery storage financial analysis?
Please provide your input as i am new to SAM.
Thank you!!!
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27 Jul 2021 12:39 #9879
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Standalone Battery Modelling using SAM
Hi Sachin,
You can find a brief description of how to model a battery-only system here:
sam.nrel.gov/battery-storage.html
Best regards,
Paul.
You can find a brief description of how to model a battery-only system here:
sam.nrel.gov/battery-storage.html
Best regards,
Paul.
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27 Jul 2021 22:20 - 28 Jul 2021 14:34 #9885
by sachin_Pandey
Replied by sachin_Pandey on topic Standalone Battery Modelling using SAM
Hi Paul,
when i am trying to use standalone battery model with grid charging with default values. It is giving negative energy.
Request for your input. Thank you!!!
when i am trying to use standalone battery model with grid charging with default values. It is giving negative energy.
Request for your input. Thank you!!!
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28 Jul 2021 14:36 #9887
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Standalone Battery Modelling using SAM
Hi Sachin,
Could you attach a copy of your .sam file so I can investigate?
Also, please attach any screenshots as an image file (.jpg, png, bmp, etc) and then insert it into your message. Otherwise the image does not render properly.
Best regards,
Paul.
Could you attach a copy of your .sam file so I can investigate?
Also, please attach any screenshots as an image file (.jpg, png, bmp, etc) and then insert it into your message. Otherwise the image does not render properly.
Best regards,
Paul.
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28 Jul 2021 21:26 #9892
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30 Jul 2021 08:41 #9895
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Standalone Battery Modelling using SAM
Hi Sachin,
Thank you for sharing your file.
The "annual energy" value is the sum of the hourly or subhourly kW delivered to the grid. For a standalone battery that charges from the grid, the total energy delivered by the battery to the grid over a year must be less than the energy delivered to the battery from the grid because of roundtrip efficiency losses: The battery dissipates heat as it charges and discharges. So, I would expect annual energy to be negative.
You might want to try the manual dispatch option so you can control when the battery charges and discharges.
Also, you might consider installing the latest version of SAM to get the newest updates to the battery model.
Best regards,
Paul.
Thank you for sharing your file.
The "annual energy" value is the sum of the hourly or subhourly kW delivered to the grid. For a standalone battery that charges from the grid, the total energy delivered by the battery to the grid over a year must be less than the energy delivered to the battery from the grid because of roundtrip efficiency losses: The battery dissipates heat as it charges and discharges. So, I would expect annual energy to be negative.
You might want to try the manual dispatch option so you can control when the battery charges and discharges.
Also, you might consider installing the latest version of SAM to get the newest updates to the battery model.
Best regards,
Paul.
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