Conakry Uninterruptible Power Supply BESS

How does a Bess work?

power to the building’s loads upon loss of the utility grid power. The BESS is provided in conjunction with a fast-acting static switch, which will supply the building with uninterruptible power during power outages and other incoming utility power quality events. During utility outages, the lithium-ion batteri

What is battery energy storage system (BESS)?

The demand for battery systems will grow as the benefits of using them on utility grid networks is realized. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) can store energy from renewable energy sources until it is actually needed, help aging power distribution systems meet growing demands or improve the power quality of the grid.

Why do you need a Bess system?

logs for generators, or battery end of life failures for UPS systems. Since the BESS will provide uninterrupted power to the connected load, this design solution can also simplify the controls and sequence of operation between the electrical and mechanical systems

What is a Bess container system?

A functioning BESS container system or installation also consists of the following: BESS controller: This system oversight runs power allocation, manages charging, and has operational oversight and safety control. Structural frameworks and enclosures: Used for housing and retaining battery modules.

What type of battery does a Bess system use?

BESS systems can use a variety of battery types with relative advantages and disadvantages that are worth considering. For example, Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries offer longer term deep cycle durability than Lithium polymer (LiPo) and they are resistant to dendrite growth so they pose no fire risk.

Which battery technology is best for a Bess builder?

A couple of other battery technologies offer opportunities for BESS builders in specific applications. Sodium-sulfur (Na-S) offer high energy and power density, a long lifetime, and stable operation under extreme ambient conditions. However, they operate at high temperatures (at least 300°C) and are sensitive to corrosion.