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ISAS 2018 - Ist International Symposium on Innovative Approaches in Scientific Studies, Kemer-Antalya, Turkey, Apr 11, 2018

Energy Storage Systems and Future Trends (ISAS 2018_110)
Saliha Erentürk1*, Köksal Erentürk2
1Department of Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Ataturk University  , Erzurum, Turkey
2Department of E&E Engineering, College of Engineering, Ataturk University  , Erzurum, Turkey
* Corresponding author: serenturk@yahoo.com
Published Date: 2018-06-23   |   Page (s): 116-116   |    116     6
ABSTRACT As a long-range vision, many countries is aimed to generate all of their heat and electricity without using fossil fuels. In the meantime, providing the sufficient power is convenient on demand is essential in new energy technologies whenever and wherever this power is needed. In view of this, the most of the recent researches have been focused on developing new technologies for storing renewably-generated electricity by transforming it into other forms of energy. For this reason, energy storage systems are the backbone of the future energy engineering. As well-known, energy storage systems can be divided into 4 subsections, such as: mechanical, electrochemical, electrical, and thermal.

In this paper, not only technical details but also practical applications for mechanical, electrochemical, electrical, and thermal energy storage systems have been given. Advantages and drawbacks of the energy storage systems have been presented with the comparison results, as well.  
KEYWORDS Energy storage systems, smart grid, mechanical energy storage, electrochemical energy storage, electrical energy storage, thermal energy storage
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