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Towards Autonomous Photovoltaic Building Energy Management: Modeling And Control Of Electrochemical Batteries

In building energy management, the electrochemical battery is important to ensure power supply continuity and reduce cost of electrical consumption. Therefore, an electrical model of battery is highly recommended for our main objectives, which can contribute to simulate the impact of electrical storage in the building. In this paper, we present the modelling and application of electrochemical battery used in a building (the building PREDIS of Grenoble University). In our experimental platform, we have several laptops connected, with their electrical storage capabilities, to the electrical system. In which, we simulate a typical day of photovoltaic generation.