This presentation examines the energy storage system data acquisition and control (ESS DAC) system used to test ESSs at the Battery and Energy Storage Technology (BEST) Test and Commercialization Center in Rochester, NY. This system performs functional, performance, and applications testing of ESSs from 1 kW to more than 2 MW. This presentation includes an overview of the system architecture and explores a recent test scenario for community ESS testing with recycled batteries.
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Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Capabilities Brochure
Test complex subsystems using closed-loop real-time dynamic simulations
Bloomy’s hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test systems use real-time hardware and software to simulate system parameters across a variety of conditions while acquiring data from the unit under test to measure its performance. HIL testing is especially useful for situations where exercising all modes of a system’s behavior is impractical, cost-prohibitive or dangerous.
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Presented at the Advanced Automotive Battery Conference (AABC) in Detroit, MI, USA on June 16, 2015 by Peter Blume of Bloomy.
This presentation accompanies the whitepaper Energy Storage Performance Testing which was presented by Peter Blume at Battcon 2015, May 14, 2015, in Orlando, FL. The whitepaper's abstract follows:
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This paper describes the Energy Storage System Data Acquisition and Control (ESS DAC) system used for testing energy storage systems at the Battery Energy Storage Technology Test and Commercialization Center (BEST T&CC) in Rochester, NY. The system performs functional, performance, and application testing of energy storage systems from 1kW to more than 2MW.
Microsoft will stop supporting Windows XP on April 8th, 2014. This means no more security updates or technical assistance from Microsoft, leaving XP systems vulnerable to security threats such as cyber-attacks, data theft, and viruses.
Bloomy's Turnkey Systems Manager, Grant Gothing, presents “Plan for Success with Automated Test” covering best practices for creating test requirements, specifying instrumentation, defining interconnects, and selecting the right software architecture.
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Abstract—As strategic-grade instrumentation becomes increasingly more complex and accurate, developing robust,
From the Experts: Automated Test Best Practices
Obtain some best practices for building automated test systems from leading experts. This presentation, featuring Bloomy's David Moschella, covers the full test process from analyzing test requirements and developing the tester architecture to optimizing test throughput and deploying test systems.
Bloomy was able to develop a headless ATE system based off the of NI Single Board RIO. In this session you will learn how all of these issues can be resolved by controlling COTS equipment with a National Instruments Single-board RIO, networked to a central PC for simplified process set up and data collection.
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