EStorage Max

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The state-of-the-art ABB eStorage Max is a scalable energy storage system based on preengineered building blocks. The eStorage Max is designed to maximize the return of investment with an industrialized solution that reduces installation time, complexity and transportation costs. The solution is optimized for functionality featuring digital intelligence that improves solution performance and operating costs.
System Architecture
The eStorage Max can be provided in multiple, scalableconfigurations. All configurations are optimizedto ensure customer and site requirements are met. The architecture will always include a transformer, power conversion system, battery storage and eStorage OS. Additional configuration options include switchgear (AC) and additional power conversion systems.
The eStorage OS is a fully integrated digital operating system for the eStorage Max that provides asset management, monitoring, control, protection and communication with the upper-level operator. Remote control, monitoring and embedded energy management functions for different applications are available as predefined options. The eStorage OS can also provide microgrid control and black start capability.

Applications of eStorage Max

Grid support: compensating grid fluctuations in voltage and frequency by regulating reactive and active power.
Spinning reserve: providing milliseconds response to maintain network continuity under outages while back-up generators are brought online to provide reliability.
Intermittent power generation: using more of the power generated with distributed energy resources.
Islanding: supporting microgrids and loads during power outages with seamless transition and black start capabilities.
Time of use: using the storage system based on the electricity cost (charge when low, discharge when high).
Peak shaving: reducing energy and powertariffs by capping the consumption peaks.
Stacking applications: combining several applications with dedicated priorities.