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Nameplate capacity, also known as the rated capacity, nominal capacity, installed capacity, or maximum effect, is the intended full-load sustained output of a facility such as a power plant, electric generator, a chemical plant, fuel plant, metal refinery, mine, and many others. Nameplate capacity is the number registered with authorities for classifying the power output of a power station usually expressed in megawatts (MW).
Grid power response with optimally sized storage
ActiveUS12651903B2Batteries circuit arrangementsAc network load balancingNameplate capacityControl engineering
An electrical response system allows both traditional and renewable power generating system primary frequency response (PFR), fast frequency response (FFR) and inertial response systems to coordinate their response operations with an energy storage system and optimally pre-size the energy storage system and its charge. The response system allows the energy storage system to be optimally pre-sized by coordinating a power generating system to respond (a) during an over-frequency event by reducing active power output, and (b) during an under-frequency event by the storage discharging active power, thereby providing a coordinated response. Under-frequency events cause power generating systems to pre-curtail their active power output to meet grid requirements, thereby the system and method allows a power generating system to generate active power output at full nameplate capacity while simultaneously meeting electrical grid regulations and requirements.
Owner:ATLAS POWER TECHNOLOGIES INC
Grid power response with optimally sized storage
ActiveUS20260121412A1Batteries circuit arrangementsAc network load balancingNameplate capacityControl engineering
An electrical response system allows both traditional and renewable power generating system primary frequency response (PFR), fast frequency response (FFR) and inertial response systems to coordinate their response operations with an energy storage system and optimally pre-size the energy storage system and its charge. The response system allows the energy storage system to be optimally pre-sized by coordinating a power generating system to respond (a) during an over-frequency event by reducing active power output, and (b) during an under-frequency event by the storage discharging active power, thereby providing a coordinated response. Under-frequency events cause power generating systems to pre-curtail their active power output to meet grid requirements, thereby the system and method allows a power generating system to generate active power output at full nameplate capacity while simultaneously meeting electrical grid regulations and requirements.
Owner:ATLAS POWER TECHNOLOGIES INC