From top to bottom, the charts in the figures plot the simulated waveforms of three-phase grid voltage (v Sa, v Sb, v Sc), three-phase load voltage (v Lda, v Ldb, v Ldc),
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With the increasing penetration of microgrids in distribution systems, the possibility for voltage variations increases. This paper proposes the use of a static synchronous compensator
Pre-synchronization control means adjusting the voltage amplitude, phase difference, and frequency at both ends of the point of common coupling (PCC) to the required range before grid connection. This is
Microgrids (MG) take a significant part of the modern power system. The presence of distributed generation (DG) with low inertia contribution, low voltage feeders, unbalanced loads, specific
In this paper (Part II), a control strategy for a single-phase series-connected inverter with the microgrid is proposed to interface ac loads not only to regulate the load voltage under voltage
N2 - This paper proposes a linear quadratic regulator with integral action, ensuring fast dynamic response and resisting capability of voltage deviation from instantaneous reference grid
The single-phase PV inverter is added to the mentioned microgrid to demonstrate the load voltage keeps the balance in this condition. Furthermore, step changes are done for the reference load voltages to show
The main power quality issues related to single-phase microgrids are: reactive power exchange; voltage and frequency fluctuation; and current and voltage harmonic distortion. Amongst the methods which were
The phase of the inverter voltage is regulated to control the active power output of the inverter. The basic idea behind this strategy is proposed in . The inverter interface with the microgrid can be modeled according to Pgen= ViVt X sin(it) (10) whereVi\iis the voltage synthesized at the inverter bus,
The microgrid voltage at the PCC is kept at its rated value as presented in Fig. 21. The microgrid supplies the local load when it is switched to islanded operation due to some network event such as a fault on the utility grid. Once the fault is cleared, the microgrid has to be reconnected to the utility grid to restore normal operation.
A Microgrid control must regulate the power, voltage, and frequency when in grid-connected or islanded operation within specified thresholds of power quality and reliability. A significant challenge to microgrid implementation is the stable control of voltage and frequency during grid-connected and islanded operation modes.
The f in Hz, and the phase angle is in radiance. The angle plays a vital role in the load frequency control of a standalone microgrid system. The instantaneous three-phase voltages at the load end are sensed and transformed using the park’s transformation (Chaibi et al., 2019) and are represented in Eq. (2). (1) (2)
The nominal voltage and frequency of the microgrid at POI is 13.2 kV, 60 Hz. A circuit breaker time delay of 83 ms is introduced to emulate the practical scenario. In order to examine the effect of capacitors on voltage, first an islanding event is simulated.
A phase locked loop is used in the SPWM for firing control. The VSC is allowed to regulate the bus voltage under both parallel and islanded operation of the microgrid. Its real power output is controlled by a simple PI controller that adjusts the phase angle of the SPWM to maintain the DC bus voltage at a reference value.
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