Design and implementation of reduced grid impact charging station for public transportation applications

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This paper deals with the complete design procedure, implementation and control software realization for a multi-converter charging station with reduced grid impact due to local electromechanical energy storage. In particular, energy storage is accomplished by a dedicated flywheel designed and built for this purpose. The proposed charging station was designed for ultra-fast charging procedures presenting a strongly reduced impact on the electrical grid. Modes of operations are described with reference to pure electric buses in public transportation applications.

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Di Benedetto, M., Ortenzi, F., Lidozzi, A., & Solero, L. (2021). Design and implementation of reduced grid impact charging station for public transportation applications. World Electric Vehicle Journal, 12(1), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.3390/wevj12010028

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