To improve the economic efficiency and reliability of off-grid renewable energy hydrogen production systems, this paper proposes an integrated optimal variable temperature operation strategy for multi-electrolyzer systems. This paper develops a unified optimization model that deeply integrates the electro-thermal characteristics and dynamic operational states of multiple alkaline water electrolyzers. By actively regulating the operating temperature and optimizing power allocation, the strategy significantly improves economic efficiency under fluctuating power inputs. Furthermore, a collaborative dispatch principle is introduced to ensure balanced aging across the electrolyzer cluster. Simulation results based on real-world wind and solar data demonstrate that compared to traditional rule-based methods, the proposed strategy increases the monthly net profit by up to 14.6% and significantly reduces the frequency of cold and hot starts by 51.21% and 89.41%, respectively. This research provides an efficient and reliable technical framework for the collaborative management of large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure.
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