Onboard power supply energy storage power supply

How does on-board energy storage affect a ship's energy management strategy?

The exact effect of on-board energy storage depends on the ship functions, the configuration of the on-board power system and the energy management strategy. Previous research in this area consists of detailed modelling, design, and comparisons of specific on-board power systems for explicitly defined operational profiles.

Can energy storage be integrated into on-board power systems?

While there is some overlap, the maritime industry poses specific challenges to the successful integration of energy storage into on-board power systems: size and weight are of greater importance, the power system is isolated for most of the time and the load characteristic of propellers favours mechanical propulsion.

How can the on-board power supply of the future be implemented?

Only a deep-reaching expertise right along the “storage, distributing, backing up” system can provide the foundation for developing and implementing revolutionary approaches to implementation of the on-board power supply of the future.

Should energy storage be used on-board ships?

Conclusions Several general observations on the use of energy storage on-board ships can be made from the presented results: 1. Systems with electric transmission benefit more from the use of energy storage than systems with hybrid transmission, as there are less losses associated to the battery.

What are the basic requirements on the on-board power supply?

The well-known basic requirements on the on-board power supply require two top level fundamental premises: Basic requirement number one says, that the on-board power supplyshould supply the functions with information and electrical energy.

How does the new on-board power supply work?

The novel on-board power supply enables this enhanced functionality by controlling high current and voltage fluctuations experienced in recuperation phases and engine restart after start-stop or in coasting mode.