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Page 1: Gen Set Eliminator System

03 May 2011 NDIA Power Expo

Gen Set Eliminator System

NDIA Power Expo Conf

03 May 2011

Page 2: Gen Set Eliminator System

03 May 2011 NDIA Power Expo

Gen Set Eliminator Definition

• Eliminates the need for a second (back-up) Generator Set

– Optimizes the function of a single Gen Set

– Takes advantage of energy storage

– Allows for power to be available when the Gen Set is off

– Optimizes energy extracted from fuel

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Present System Configurations

• Diesel gen-sets of various power levels

– Present systems grown organically

– Sized for peak power requirements but predominately

run at low output

– Low output means lowest efficiency

– Always must be on

– Works satisfactorily, but at high cost

– Subject to high maintenance

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Current System Problems

• Cost of energy is too high

• Supplying energy risks personnel lives

• Delivered Diesel fuel costs

• Local Electricity unreliable / non-existent

• Power Outages

• Lack of power source integration

• Power quality variability

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Desired Solutions

• Decouple Energy Generation from Use

• Reduce fuel consumption

• Utilize local and renewable sources

• Increase flexibility

• Reduce audible and thermal footprints

• Increase reliability

• Lighten load

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Path Forward

• Increase efficiency

• Optimize

• Incorporate best methods

• Energy optimization with Storage

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Typical Diesel Gen-Set

Diesel Generator Efficiency vrs. Load

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Load (% of Rating)

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Diesel Gen-sets conversion rates of 25-33% are typical and are typically run at a low output and therefore their lowest efficiency, equates to highest fuel consumption per unit energy extracted

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Energy Storage Operating Scenario

• Existing 1st Gen Set runs at higher efficiency

• Existing Gen Set runs when needed to meet load

and to charge battery

• Existing Gen Set is shut off – and the energy is

drawn from the battery

•Existing Gen Set is re-started and run as needed

again to meet load / charge battery

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Energy Storage Benefits

• Reduces Cost – 20 - 33% less Fuel consumption

• Integrates multiple power sources – Local power

– Solar / Wind / FC

– Intelligently controls power

• Quality – Eliminates switching power loss

– Improves power quality

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Energy Optimization with Storage

Towable “Gen Set Eliminator” Eliminates need for 2nd Gen Set

Existing Trailer and Gen Set Gen Set Eliminator System

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Preliminary Specifications

• Output Voltage (Typical) 208/120 VAC

• Master/Slave Capable Yes

• Time on Battery (At Average Power) 3+ Hours

• Maximum Input Power 150KW

• Maximum Gen-Set Bypass 500KW

• Input Voltage (Nominal) 208 VAC

• Input Frequency 47-63Hz

• Temperature of Operations -20 to +60C

• Environmental Mil-Std 810F

• Onsite Communications Integrated

• Monitor/Control channels 80

• Expandable Yes

• Input/Output Efficiency (Double Conversion) >80% Typical

Subject to Change

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Configuration Options

•Trailer mounted systems, with or without renewables

•Skid mounted systems, for Independent Energy

•Solar Panels

•Invertor/Rectifier

•GenSet

•Batteries

•Battery development specific to application

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Scalability of Energy Storage Systems

Ruggedized Power Module shown with integrated Solar Panels and Wind Turbines

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Gen-Set A

Gen-Set B

Local AC

Wind A

Wind B

Solar A

WindC

Solar B

Fuel Cell A

Fuel Cell B

TBD

TBD

SOC TAPL

Temps Charge

Medical Tent

Guard Lighting

Comms Tent

Mess Tent

A/C Tents 1-5

Software Monitoring

Touch Screen Interface

System Detail - Programmable

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Schematic Details

Wind Power

Controller #1

Wind Power

Controller #2

Wind Power

Controller #N

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AC Power #1

AC Power #N

AC Power #2

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Solar Power

Controller #1

Solar Power

Controller #2

Solar Power

Controller #N

Pb-Acid Battery

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Gen-Set

Smaller

Gen-Set

Local AC

X-fer

Switch

AC Power

Inverter

X-fer

Switch

System Monitor & Control

Charger/

Controller

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Standard Li-Ion Cobalt Oxide

Cylindrical 18650 cell before closing

Batteries Type used for Storage

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Design Basic Cell String (10P)

Shown With Integrated Monitoring and

Control Circuitry Designed and Assembled

by Ultralife

Basic Brick 7S 10P

BRICK=

(70 Cells)

Li-Ion Battery – Building Blocks

Based on readily available mass produced Li-ion Cobalt Technology

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Cell Arrays (9S4P 26650 )

Testing and Qualification

Circuit Board Design

Custom Enclosures Full Diagnostic and

Qualification Capability

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Battery Configuration Options

Ultralife

36 volt, 30Amp, 24Ahr, 860 Whr

Cells: Panasonic, 18650, 2.4Ah

Pack: 10S10P packs

Ultralife

BB-2590 Li-Ion Battery

200 W-hrs

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Energy Storage Advantages

– Power monitoring & control • Power generation management

– Reduce diesel on time through energy storage

– (Run diesel at higher efficiency for short time then shut off)

– Select / Use / Store Renewable Energy Sources

• Consumption management – Selectively shut down various users

– Power system monitored and managed

– Existing system remains available

– High power quality

– Reduced power outages

– Alternative energy source integrated

– Consolidated alternative energy sources • Standardized system configuration

• Supply Power with no Noise

– Double conversion for power quality

– Battery backup eliminates power loss

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• Reduction in Diesel Fuel consumption of 25-33% over a

standard Diesel Gen-Set operated independently

• Fewer power interruptions - Built in UPS.

• Reduced Thermal and Acoustic Footprint.

• Silent operations with Electrical power intact.

• Reduced Operating Hours on Diesel Gen-Sets in use.

• Reduced Diesel Engine Piling due to more optimal loading.

• Improved system response to short term surge requirements.

• Scalable as required.

Reduces Operating Expense

with Better Power

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