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PV光伏电池的仿真模型.经典的英文论文,里面对模型的数学公式和相应的MATLAB的M文件编写做了详细阐述。
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Risø-R-1219(EN) / SEC-R-12
Models for a Stand-Alone PV System
Anca D. Hansen, Poul Sørensen, Lars H. Hansen and
Henrik Bindner
Risø National Laboratory, Roskilde
December 2000
Abstract
This report presents a number of models for modelling and simulation of a
stand-alone photovoltaic (PV) system with a battery bank verified against a sys-
tem installed at Risø National Laboratory. The work has been supported by the
Danish Ministry of Energy, as a part of the activities in the Solar Energy Centre
Denmark.
The study is carried out at Risø National Laboratory with the main purpose to
establish a library of simple mathematical models for each individual element of
a stand-alone PV system, namely solar cells, battery, controller, inverter and
load. The models for PV module and battery are based on the model descrip-
tions found in the literature. The battery model is developed at UMASS and is
known as the Kinetic Battery Model (KiBaM). The other component models in
the PV system are based on simple electrical knowledge. The implementation is
done using Matlab/Simulink, a simulation program that provides a graphical in-
terface for building models as modular block diagrams.
The non-linear behaviour of the battery, observed in the measurements, is inves-
tigated and compared to the KiBaM model’s performance. A set of linear Black
box models are estimated based on the battery measurements. The performance
of the best linear Black box model is compared to the KiBaM model.
A validation of each of the implemented mathematical model is performed by
an interactive analysis and comparison between simulation results and meas-
urements, acquired from the stand-alone PV system at Risø.
The report has passed an internal review, performed by:
_________________ ____________
Peter Hauge Madsen Per Lundsager
ISBN 87-550-2774-1; 87-550-2776-8 (internet)
ISSN 0106-2840
ISSN 1600-3780
Layout and Print: Danka Services International A/S, 2001
Contents
Glossary 4
1 Introduction 5
2 Description of the stand-alone PV system at Risø 6
3 Measurement system 7
4 Component models for stand-alone PV system 8
4.1 PV generator (cell, module, array) 9
4.2 Battery 16
4.3 Controller 22
4.4 Load 24
4.5 Inverter 24
5 Implementation in Simulink 25
5.1 Models library 25
5.2 Simulink model blocks 27
6 Measurement results and model validation 29
6.1 General on measurements 29
6.2 PV model validation 32
6.3 Battery model validation 37
6.4 Controller model validation 56
6.5 Inverter model validation 57
7 Dynamic modelling of the battery 59
7.1 Black box approach 59
7.2 Modelling results 65
8 Results and conclusion 67
Appendix A: Measurements 69
Appendix B: PV module data 73
Appendix C: PV controller scheme 75
References 76
Risø-R-1219(EN)/SEC-R-12 3
Glossary
This list contains the most important abbreviations and symbols used in the re-
port.
Abbreviations
PV Photovoltaic
SOC State of charge
KiBaM Kinetic Battery Model
Symbols
PV arrays
sc
I
Short-circuit current [A]
oc
V
Open-circuit voltage [V]
t
V
Thermal voltage [V]
e
Electron charge
e
19
10602.1
−
⋅=
[C]
ph
I
Photocurrent [A]
D
I
Diode current [A]
k
Boltzmann constant,
k
23
10381.1
−
⋅=
[J / K]
a
T
Ambient temperature
[
o
C]
c
T
Cell temperature
[
o
C]
G
a
Irradiation [W/m
2
]
Battery - KiBaM
q
Total capacity [Ah]
1
q
Available capacity [Ah]
2
q
Bound capacity [Ah]
max
q
Maximum capacity [Ah]
R
0
Internal resistance
[
Ω ]
E
Internal voltage [V]
bat
I
Current [A]
bat
V
Terminal voltage [V]
4 Risø-R-1219(EN) / SEC-R-12
1 Introduction
This report presents a number of models for modelling and simulation of a
stand-alone photovoltaic (PV) system with a battery bank verified against a sys-
tem installed at Risø National Laboratory. The work has been supported by the
Danish Ministry of Energy, as a part of the activities in the Solar Energy Centre
Denmark. The model of the stand-alone PV system is made up by blocks in or-
der to facilitate the modelling of other structures of PV systems.
Many photovoltaic systems operate in a stand-alone mode. Such systems consist
of a PV generator, energy storage (for example a battery), AC and DC consum-
ers and elements for power conditioning – as sketched in Figure 1. Per defini-
tion, a stand-alone system involves no interaction with a utility grid. A PV gen-
erator can contain several arrays. Each array is composed of several modules,
while each module is composed of several solar cells. The battery bank stores
energy when the power supplied by the PV modules exceeds load demand and
releases it backs when the PV supply is insufficient. The load for a stand-alone
PV system can be of many types, both DC (television, lighting) and AC (elec-
tric motors, heaters, etc.). The power conditioning system provides an interface
between all the elements of the PV system, giving protection and control. The
most frequently encountered elements of the power conditioning system are
blocking diodes, charge regulators and DC-AC converters.
Power Conditioning
(Regulator, Converter,
Blocking Diodes,)
Battery
PV
generator
(arrays,
modules,
cells)
AC loads
DC loads
Figure 1: Elementary scheme of the components of a stand-alone photovoltaic sys-
tem.
Risø-R-1219(EN)/SEC-R-12 5
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