Energy Grids Simulation and Analysis Laboratory (EGSAL)
The Energy Grids Simulation and Analysis Laboratory is a hardware and software infrastructure for modeling, simulation and analysis of energy grids. Both microgrids (house networks, island networks) and the KIT Campus North power grid as well as interconnected networks (Karlsruhe city grid, transmission and distribution networks Germany, transmission network in Europe) are being investigated. State-of-the-Art software and self-developed, novel computer solutions form the basis for this.
Energy networks (electricity, gas, heat, fuels) connect producers, storage facilities and consumers. The future electricity grid will play a central role in the integration of all energy forms and networks in the energy transition. Planning, simulation, analysis and optimization of the interconnected grid is therefore imperative.
Research topics
- Modeling of multimodal energy networks
- Simulation of multimodal energy networks
- Multi-physics co-simulation
- Analysis of multimodal energy networks
Equipment
Hardware
- Computing server (GPU high performance system)
- Real Time Digital Simulator Systems
Software
- Tools for energy network modeling, simulation and analysis
- Energy network models (e.g. KIT Campus North Network Model)
- Current side models of the sector coupling elements in Energy Lab 2.0
- Weather data archives
Head of Energy Grids Simulation and Analysis Laboratory (EGSAL)
+49 721 608-22881richard jumar ∂ kit eduwww.iai.kit.edu/english/RPE-EGSAL.php103666 Campus Nord