Optimization Of Electrical Charging Station Capacity = Elektrik Şarf İstasyon Kapasitelerinin Optimizasyonu

Öz

Abstract

Electrical vehicle charging Station (EVCS) is a new system that used as a petrol station to get the optimization

method for the Electric Vehicle Charge Station by finding the capacity of using mathematical models. It is designed

to organize some of tools that are used to count the costs such as PVs, Battery Banks, Transmission lines

and Electric vehicles (EVs). The system analysis charging via main grid and Photovoltaic to charge different types

of cars depending on some of international standard critical points.

Özet

Elektrikli araç şarj istasyonu (EVCS), benzin istasyonu olarak kullanılan, elektrikli Araç Ücret İstasyonu için optimizasyon

metodunu elde etmek için matematiksel modellerle kullanma kapasitesini bulan yeni bir sistemdir. PV’ler,

Akü Bankaları, İletim hatları ve Elektrikli araçlar (EV’ler) gibi ürünlerin maliyetleri bulmak için tasarlanmıştır. Ana

şebekeden ve Fotovoltaik’den farklı araç tiplerini şarj etmek için yapılan sistem analizi, bazı uluslararası standart

kritik noktalara bağlıdır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Mathematical Model,PVs model,EVs,Battery Bank,Electricity grid,solar irradiance,Optimization,PV model,Güneş ışıması,Matematik modelleme,optimizasyon

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