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Industrial and commercial energy storage liquid cooling and air conditioning refrigeration comparison

Feb , 28 2025

A detailed comparison of liquid cooling and air conditioning refrigeration technologies in industrial and commercial energy storage systems, covering many aspects such as working principle, performance, cost, and maintenance: 1. Working principle Liquid cooling system How it works: Circulate inside or outside the battery pack through a liquid medium (such as water, glycol solution, or special cool...

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Classification of DC Power Supplies

Mar , 01 2025

DC regulated power supply classification methods, according to the type of output power supply DC regulated power supply and AC regulated power supply; according to the connection between the regulated circuit and the load DC regulated power supply series regulated power supply and parallel regulated power supply; according to the operating state of the adjustment tube is divided into linear regul...

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How to implement web monitoring in a LAN

Mar , 07 2025

1. Hardware conditions - Network equipment: routers, switches and other equipment with good performance are required, supporting functions such as port mirroring and traffic monitoring, so as to collect and analyze network traffic in the LAN. - Server: Configure a server for deploying web monitoring software or system, with sufficient computing power, storage capacity and memory to process and sto...

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Difference between kVA and kw

Mar , 15 2025

kVA is the unit of apparent power and kw is the unit of active power. In alternating current, apparent power does not indicate the actual power consumed in the circuit, but rather the maximum power that can be supplied or the maximum active power consumed in an alternating current circuit. In the case of active power, it is the power needed to enable the equipment to work properly, such as the ele...

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Causes of harmonics in rectifier equipment

Mar , 21 2025

1. Nonlinear characteristics The diodes, thyristors and other power electronic devices in rectifier equipment have nonlinear voltammetry characteristics. Take the diode as an example, when the input AC voltage is in positive half circle, the diode is positive and the current can pass through; At the negative half cycle, the diode is reversed off and the current is almost zero. This characte...

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Radio Frequency Interference Filters (RFI)

Apr , 03 2025

Chapter 1: Application Scenarios of RFI Filters in Industrial Chargers RFI Filter is a key component for solving high-frequency electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is especially indispensable in high power and high frequency equipment such as industrial chargers. Industrial chargers are often faced with complex electromagnetic environments: fast switching of switching power supplies, high-cu...

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What Is UPS Input Power Factor and Why It Matters

Apr , 12 2025

Power factor (pf) is the difference between the actual energy consumed in an AC circuit and the apparent power. It will be calculated as a decimal or percentage between 0-1 pf and 0-100%, i.e. 0.9 pF=90%. Meaning of UPS power factor UPS input power factor UPS input power factor is the ratio of UPS input active power to input power. UPS is not only a part of the power supply, but also the load of t...

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How electrolytic capacitor work for industrial battery charger

May , 16 2025

I. What is electrolytic capacitor: 1. Electrolytic capacitor, as the “energy storage heart” of charger power module, bears the key tasks of filtering, voltage stabilization and transient response. Its large-capacity characteristics (up to tens of thousands of μF) can effectively absorb the pulsating current after rectification, reduce output ripple, and ensure that the charging process is stable a...

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An Overview of HV Substation Equipment — with Integration of High-Current DC Charging Systems

May , 24 2025

Each operating device in a high-voltage substation serves a vital role. Their shapes and sizes vary depending on their location and purpose, but together they ensure safe, stable, and efficient operation of the entire installation. 1. Switchgear: The Functional Core of a Substation Switchgear consists of various components like circuit breakers, disconnectors, earthing switches, and instrument tra...

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Understanding Instantaneous Load and Charger Capacity Calculation in Substations

Jun , 07 2025

In modern substations, accurate power system design requires a clear understanding of instantaneous (transient) loads and how they impact equipment sizing, particularly for battery chargers in DC systems. This article breaks down the concept of transient loads, their implications, and how to properly calculate charger capacity under such conditions. 1. What Is an Instantaneous (Transient) Load? A ...

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What are the differences between energy storage battery management systems and power battery management systems?

Jun , 13 2025

The energy storage battery management system (BMS) and the power battery BMS are very similar in overall structure and core functions, but due to different application scenarios, there are obvious differences between the two in design logic, communication protocol, hardware structure, etc. Especially in high-security and high-scalability energy storage systems represented by EverExceed, BMS not on...

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Understanding Sine Wave vs. Square Wave in UPS Systems

Jun , 21 2025

Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) play a crucial role in ensuring the continuity and quality of power for mission-critical applications. One of the most important, yet often overlooked, technical aspects of a UPS system is its output waveform—namely, whether it delivers a sine wave, modified sine wave, or square wave. This waveform directly affects the performance, compatibility, and safety of ...

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