LGR - Green Bull

Typically connected in series and parallel to get the capacity required.

The Battery Thermal Management System is the device responsible for managing/dissipating the heat generated during the electrochemical processes occurring in cells, allowing the battery to operate safely and efficiently.

The battery management system (BMS) continually monitors the battery's output, voltage, temperature, health, fire warning and state of charge (SOC). It also regulates the charging and discharging power based on the input signal.

This system handles the AC to DC conversion or DC to AC conversion, which requires a bi-directional inverter. All the clusters from the battery system are connected to a common DC bus and a further DC bus extended to the PCS. 

The energy management system (EMS) is the link between the grid demand and the BMS. It continually monitors what the grid needs and how that required energy can be transferred from the BESS. This is done via control logic. The EMS sends an input signal to either charge or discharge the battery depending on the control logic requirement and SOC of the battery system so the system runs remotely.