📊 Battery Storage DatasetVersion 1.0.0CC BY 4.0 Open AccessDOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.33821940↗

Stationary BESS Peukert Capacity Derating, C-Rate Kinetics, and Inverter Tare Loss Benchmark Matrix

Electrochemical capacity retention curves across 0.05C to 2.0C discharge rates and continuous 35W inverter quiescent tare dissipation referencing IEEE 485 sizing methodologies.

Record Count15 Records
Format / SizeCSV / Tabular Matrix (2 KB)
Published Date2026-09-11
Primary RepositoryFigshare
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1. Abstract & Dataset Scope

Provides a source-informed deterministic benchmark matrix evaluating battery usable capacity (Ah) and autonomy runtime as a function of continuous discharge rate (0.05C to 2.0C), Peukert empirical exponent (k), and continuous inverter standby tare power dissipation (35W) across lead-acid (AGM and flooded) and LiFePO4 chemistries referencing IEEE Std 485.

2. Technical Methodology & Benchmark Formulation

Calculated using the classical Peukert electrochemical equation (I^k * t = C) and constant-load power integration accounting for continuous inverter quiescent standby tare losses (35W) on a standardized 100 Ah battery bank across normalized discharge rates from C/20 (0.05C) to 2C. Values represent standardized benchmark scenarios rather than certified laboratory test data for specific manufacturer battery models.

Reproducibility Standard: All values are deterministically generated from the documented assumptions, equations, source references, and modeling parameters described on this page. The dataset is an engineering benchmark and does not constitute certified laboratory test data or certification to any referenced standard.

3. Data Dictionary & Variable Definitions

Variable NameSymbolUnitTypeDescriptionExample
Battery ChemistryChemChemical ClassificationStringBattery electrochemical cell chemistry categoryLiFePO4
Continuous Discharge RateC_rateC-Rate (1/h)FloatDischarge current normalized to 20-hour nominal capacity rating0.5
Peukert ExponentkDimensionlessFloatEmpirical rate-capacity exponent derating constant1.04
Nominal CapacityC_nomAmp-hours (Ah)FloatStandard 20-hour nameplate battery capacity baseline100
Effective Delivered CapacityC_effAmp-hours (Ah)FloatDelivered usable capacity at specified discharge C-rate97.8
Effective Capacity RatioCap_eff_pct% of NominalFloatUsable delivered capacity percentage relative to nominal nameplate97.8
Inverter Quiescent Tare LossP_tareWatts (W)FloatContinuous internal standby power overhead of connected inverter35
Connected Load PowerP_loadWatts (W)FloatAppliance load supplied during backup discharge scenario50
Idealized Autonomy RuntimeHours_idealHoursFloatTheoretical backup runtime assuming 0W tare losses and 100% nominal capacity24
Actual Modeled AutonomyHours_realHoursFloatActual achieved runtime factoring Peukert derating and continuous tare drain13.8
Autonomy Runtime Loss RatioLoss_pct% LossFloatPercentage runtime lost due to tare dissipation relative to ideal41.3

4. Sample Data Records Preview

Displaying 6 representative rows (Full dataset contains 15 Records)
chemistryc ratepeukert keffective cap aheffective cap pcttare wload wautonomy hours realautonomy loss pct
Lead-Acid AGM0.051.25100100355014.141.2
Lead-Acid AGM0.21.2582.482.4355011.641.4
Lead-Acid AGM0.51.2568.168.135509.641.1
Lead-Acid Flooded0.21.379.479.4355011.241.4
LiFePO40.21.0499.299.235501441.2
LiFePO411.0495.895.8355013.541.3

5. Limitations & Engineering Disclaimer

This dataset is a deterministic engineering benchmark and simulation matrix. It is not certified laboratory test data, does not replace manufacturer warranty or specification sheets, does not guarantee real-world battery runtime under variable loads or temperatures, and does not constitute IEEE 485 or UL 1973 compliance certification.

Jurisdictional Notice: Model codes become legally enforceable when adopted or incorporated by the applicable jurisdiction, including applicable local amendments. System designers and installers must consult the requirements adopted by the applicable Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and current manufacturer technical specifications.

6. Dataset Citation (BibTeX / APA / IEEE)

When referencing this dataset in academic preprints, technical reports, or computational tooling, please cite using the formal reference metadata below:

APA Style

Miad S., & PowerLab Clean Energy Engineering Group. (2026). Stationary BESS Peukert Capacity Derating, C-Rate Kinetics, and Inverter Tare Loss Benchmark Matrix (Version 1.0.0) [Data set]. Figshare. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.33821940

IEEE Style

Miad S. and PowerLab Clean Energy Engineering Group, "Stationary BESS Peukert Capacity Derating, C-Rate Kinetics, and Inverter Tare Loss Benchmark Matrix," Figshare, 2026, doi: 10.6084/m9.figshare.33821940.

BibTeX Record

@dataset{powerlab_2026_bess_peukert_dataset,
  author       = {Miad S. and {PowerLab Clean Energy Engineering Group}},
  title        = {Stationary BESS Peukert Capacity Derating, C-Rate Kinetics, and Inverter Tare Loss Benchmark Matrix},
  year         = {2026},
  publisher    = {Figshare},
  version      = {1.0.0},
  doi          = {10.6084/m9.figshare.33821940},
  url          = {https://www.powelab.org/datasets/bess-peukert-capacity-derating-tare-loss-benchmark}
}

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