DLM Case Studies
This section provides detailed case studies for Dynamic Load Management (DLM) with multiple configuration examples of increasing complexity.
For specialized DLM implementations, see also:
- Solar DLM Case Studies - For solar-powered charging scenarios
- Hierarchical DLM Case Studies - For multi-level charging infrastructures
1. Small Fleet Charging
1.1. Scenario
A delivery company has five electric vans charging overnight. The site has a 200A power limit, but if all vans charge at full power at the same time, the system could overload.
1.2. How DLM Helps
- Distributes the available 200A across all five chargers.
- If only a few vans are charging, they receive more power.
- If all five vans charge at once, power is evenly shared to prevent overloads.
1.3. Configuration Example
2. Public Charging Hub with Time-Based Priority
2.1. Scenario
A public charging station has 10 EV chargers, but the site can only support a maximum of 400A. The station wants to prioritize fast charging during peak hours and spread out charging loads at night.
2.2. How DLM Helps
- Distributes available power dynamically.
- Prioritizes chargers during the day for faster charging.
- Slows down charging at night when demand is lower.
2.3. Configuration Example
3. Implementation Considerations
These case studies demonstrate the flexibility and scalability of DLM systems across different scenarios. When implementing your own solution:
- Start with the simplest configuration that meets your needs
- Consider future expansion requirements when selecting DLM modes
- Document your power distribution hierarchy and limits
- Test the system during off-peak hours initially
- Monitor the system's performance during the first weeks of operation
For specific implementation guidance, consult our DLM Configuration Guide.