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Multi-objective control of solar PV-BES microgrid

By: Gupta, Tripurari Nath.
Contributor(s): Singh, Bhim.
Publisher: New York Springer 2022Edition: Vol.103(1), Feb.Description: 153-161p.Subject(s): Humanities and Applied SciencesOnline resources: Click here In: Journal of the institution of engineers (India): Series BSummary: A solar PV-BES-based microgrid, which operates seamlessly from an islanded mode to the grid-connected mode and vice versa, is presented. The mode transfer from an islanded mode to the grid-connected mode is performed without any transient. A second-order adaptive filter-based control technique is utilized in the grid-connected mode to operate the load-connected voltage source converter. It is utilized to estimate the power frequency component of the load current, which is utilized in power quality improvement of the grid. A bidirectional converter is controlled to minimize the battery current transients present during mode change from the grid-connected mode to an islanded mode and vice versa. The system performance is validated on a laboratory prototype under changing solar irradiance, load switching and mode transfer.
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A solar PV-BES-based microgrid, which operates seamlessly from an islanded mode to the grid-connected mode and vice versa, is presented. The mode transfer from an islanded mode to the grid-connected mode is performed without any transient. A second-order adaptive filter-based control technique is utilized in the grid-connected mode to operate the load-connected voltage source converter. It is utilized to estimate the power frequency component of the load current, which is utilized in power quality improvement of the grid. A bidirectional converter is controlled to minimize the battery current transients present during mode change from the grid-connected mode to an islanded mode and vice versa. The system performance is validated on a laboratory prototype under changing solar irradiance, load switching and mode transfer.

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