Development and Validation of Low Voltage Grid Benchmark System for Charging Control Investigation

The VEHICLE project (Validation of Benchmark System for Charging Control Investigation) aimed to develop and validate a benchmark system for investigating electric vehicle charging control strategies in real-time environments. The study integrates Simulink-based models of low voltage grids with a high share of electric vehicle charging stations and photovoltaic systems into a real-time digital simulation framework. Conducted through a series of experiments at DTU SYSLAB, the research evaluates various grid topologies and component interactions. The developed system enables real-scenario investigations, reducing reliance on assumptions in traditional simulations and accelerating the validation of EV control algorithms. The study provides a foundation for advancing digital grid modelling and control strategies for modern active distribution networks.

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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/powertech59965.2025.11180439
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Development and Validation of Low Voltage Grid Benchmark System for Charging Control Investigation

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The VEHICLE project (Validation of Benchmark System for Charging Control Investigation) aimed to develop and validate a benchmark system for investigating electric vehicle charging control strategies in real-time environments. The study integrates Simulink-based models of low voltage grids with a high share of electric vehicle charging stations and photovoltaic systems into a real-time digital simulation framework. Conducted through a series of experiments at DTU SYSLAB, the research evaluates various grid topologies and component interactions. The developed system enables real-scenario investigations, reducing reliance on assumptions in traditional simulations and accelerating the validation of EV control algorithms. The study provides a foundation for advancing digital grid modelling and control strategies for modern active distribution networks.

Natural Resources Canada (CA), National Grid (United States) (US), UK Energy Research Centre (GB), ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences (CH), Technical University of Denmark (DK)
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