Physically-based modelling of
Railway Units and their possibilities in Energy
Efficiency, Energy Storage and Demand-Response
Policies.
Railway as a Distributed Resource (R-DER)
Resources
both for Railway Power Systems and Public Power
Systems
Integration of Renewables due to an increase of
Railway En. Flexibility
Updated: May 28th, 2023
- TOPICS&LINKS:
- SBB-CFF-FFS
and Demand Response
- Patentes
Talgo S.A. High Speed Hybrid Trains (dual
hybrid EMU, DHEMU)
- SNCF
Diesel Battery EMU (DBEMU, Regiolis, ALSTOM)
The energy used in transportation accounts for 40% of energy consumption in the domestic sector. For instance, rail transport is clearly underutilized in Spain, being an efficient and widely used energy option in the most advanced countries (Switzerland, Austria, Germany, France, USA, Canada...). The idea of this page is to present works that try to make this way of transportation even more efficient and, in particular, its use for transporting goods, increasing the electrification of this segment. You can find in this page technical data, studies, books, and information on many different levels on the subject, and diesel electric traction and power management in general. And their interaction with conventional Power Systems.
- And Physical-Based Load Models
of diesel, electric, dual and hybrid railway units, of course
- RESULTS: (24 citations,
Scopus)
- RESEARCH JOURNALS (Open
Access): 2 papers (Q2 Clarivate; Q1 CiteScore)
- Management
of Railway Power System Peaks with
Demand-Side Resources: An Application to
Periodic Timetables (02/2023, NEW!!!,
Sustainability)
-
Analysis, Evaluation and Simulation of Railway Diesel-Electric and Hybrid Units as Distributed Energy Resources (09/2019, Applied Sciences).
- International Conferences: APEEN 2019
- DEMAND
RESPONSE AND ENERGY STORAGE: A Portfolio to Manage
Railway Power System Peaks due to TO SYNCHRONIZED
TIMETABLES
- International Conferences: CIRED 2009, CIRED 2011
- Storage in 1,9MW Diesel-Electric Locomotives
- An example of DER Potential: Hybrid
Trains (Patentes Talgo). Series 730 RENFE
Links to Web Pages