india’s ev aspirations enabling safe & efficient charging
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INDIA’S EV ASPIRATIONSENABLING SAFE & EFFICIENT CHARGING
Amplify Cleantech Solutions Private LimitedBengaluru I Hyderabad
PRESENTER
EV charged through solar power in 2008.
Master’s graduate in Electric Vehicle Engineering fromWayne State University, Detroit.
Over 6 years of experience working with German & Americanautomotive OEMs in electrified mobility.
Believes the future of mobility is all about vehicles that areelectric, connected and autonomous.
Krishna K JastiFounder & CEO - EVRE
EVRE’S CHARGING SOLUTIONS HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED IN 39 HUBS
AND USED BY 450 VEHICLES EVERY DAY
MODERN DESIGNS MOBILE APP & WEB DASHBOARD INTELLIGENT & PATENTED FEATURES
Computer VisionEnhancing user experience by authenticating users through license plate recognition.
(only charging station globally)
Parking Space ReservationSolving the biggest issue of public charging – parking space occupied by non-EVs.
(only charging station globally)
Dynamic Load ManagementSaving money spent on excess demand & additional electrical infrastructure.
Availability & reservation
Real-time charging information
Web dashboards & mobile apps
MADE IN INDIA
Patent granted in India;
PCT application published
AGENDA
Basic Terminology
History of Electric Vehicles
Fundamentals of EV Charging Stations & Standards
Designing & Installing EV Charging Stations
Public Charging Infrastructure
Future of EV Charging Stations
TERMINOLOGY
EV Electric Vehicle
BEV Battery Electric Vehicle
HEV Hybrid Electric Vehicle
PHEV Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle
ICE Internal Combustion Engine
EVB Electric Vehicle Battery / Traction Battery
EVSE Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment / Charging Station
HISTORY OF EV
Are EVs an evolution of petrol / diesel vehicles?
1830’sWorld’s first
EV
1859Rechargeable
battery
1897Electric
Taxi
190028% of carsare Electric
1920ICE vehicles
take over
HISTORY OF EV
1830’sWorld’s first
EV
1859Rechargeable
battery
1897Electric
Taxi
190028% of carsare Electric
1920ICE vehicles
take over
Are EVs an evolution of petrol / diesel vehicles?
HISTORY OF EV
1830’sWorld’s first
EV
1859Rechargeable
battery
1897Electric
Taxi
190028% of carsare Electric
1920ICE vehicles
take over
Are EVs an evolution of petrol / diesel vehicles?
HISTORY OF EV
1830’sWorld’s first
EV
1859Rechargeable
battery
1897Electric
Taxi
190028% of carsare Electric
1920ICE vehicles
take over
Are EVs an evolution of petrol / diesel vehicles?
HISTORY OF EV
1830’sWorld’s first
EV
1859Rechargeable
battery
1897Electric
Taxi
190028% of carsare Electric
1920ICE vehicles
take over
Are EVs an evolution of petrol / diesel vehicles?
EV CHARGING
ON-BOARD CHARGER
DC 10 kW TO 240 kW+AC 1 kW TO 22 kW
ELECTRICITY FROM GRID
MODE 1
MODE 2
MODE 3MODE 4
EV CHARGING STATION EVOLUTION
1899
World’s first public charging station by GE
1973
Street-side public charging station
1999
Creation of standards
CHARGING STATION STANDARDS
SAE InternationalSociety of Automotive Engineers
USA
IECInternational Electrotechnical Commission
Europe
CHAdeMOCHAdeMO Association
Japan
SACStandardization Administration of China
China
ARAI / BISAutomotive Research Association of India /Bureau of Indian Standards
India
DC
EV CHARGING STANDARDS
AC
Type 1 – J1772 CCS - Type 1
DC
AC
Type 2 CCS - Type 2
DC
AC
Type 1 – J1772 CHAdeMO
DC
AC
GB/T GB/TD
C
AC IEC 60309
Type 2
GB/T
CCS – Type 2
COMMUNICATION STANDARDS
OCAOpen Charge Alliance
Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP)Communication between an EVcharging station and a centralmanagement system
OpenADROpenADR Alliance
Open Automated Demand Response (OpenADR) Communication between an EV,a charging station and theelectrical grid
EVRoamingEVRoaming Foundation
Open Charge Point Interface protocol (OCPI)Allows any EV driver to charge at any charging station
KEY COMPONENTS – EV CHARGING STATION
Controller• Controls entire charging station
Energy Meter• Measurement of energy consumed
User Authentication• Authorizing the user
User Interface• Indicating status to user
Electrical Protections• Ensuring safe charging
Communication• EVSE to EV• EVSE to Cloud
Rectifier• Converts AC to DC
Connector• Energy transfer to EV
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR AN EV CHARGING STATION
SAFETY
1) Electrical protections
• Over voltage• Under voltage• Voltage surge• Over current• Residual current• Earth presence• Short circuit• Over temperature
2) Temperature rating
3) Wiring
EFFICIENCY
1) Minimal loses
2) Accuracy
3) Interference
USABILITY
1) Enclosure
2) Cable length
LABELLING
1) Safety
2) Name plate
INSTALLING AN EV CHARGING STATION
PLANNING
1) Location Requirements
2) Space Utilization
3) Electrical Load Requirements
4) Cable Routing
5) Infrastructure Requirements
EXECUTION
1) Permissions
2) Electrical Wiring
3) Civil Work
4) Charging Station Installation
5) Commissioning
6) Branding
USING PUBLIC CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
Find available charging stations
Charging station& space availability
Navigation tocharging station
User authentication
& plug-in
Charge enablingFull chargenotification
Billing & payment
EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE - CHALLENGES
Real Estate P
RO
BLE
M
- Practical locations
PO
TEN
TIA
L SO
LUTI
ON
- Tie-ups
Power
PR
OB
LEM - Limited
power
- Power quality
PO
TEN
TIA
L SO
LUTI
ON
- Dynamic load management
- Off-grid solutions
Financial Viability P
RO
BLE
M - Utilization < 10%
- CAPEX
PO
TEN
TIA
L SO
LUTI
ON
- Strategic installations
Asset Safety P
RO
BLE
M - Vandalism
- Theft
PO
TEN
TIA
L SO
LUTI
ON
- Intelligent solutions
Availability
PR
OB
LEM - Wrong
parking
- Breakdown
PO
TEN
TIA
L SO
LUTI
ON
- Robust solutions
Safety
PR
OB
LEM - Improper
wiring
- Lack of safety equipment
PO
TEN
TIA
L SO
LUTI
ON
- No shortcuts
- Safety mechanisms
WHAT CAN GO WRONG
FIRE THEFT VANDALISM
Improper wiring
Lack of safety mechanisms
Vehicle battery issues
High price of copper
Expensive connectors
???
EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE – BEST PRACTICES
Fire Extinguishers Wiring & Safety
Instructions
Spacing
Maintenance
FUTURE OF EV CHARGING
Vehicle to Grid (V2G)
Ultra Fast AutomatedWireless
Sustainable Battery Swapping
CONTACT USKrishna JastiCo-founder, CEO
+91 7330880025
www.evre.in
4th Floor, BMTC Building,Yeshwanthpur, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India – 560022
Plot No. 72, Road No. 9,Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad,Telangana, India - 500033