Fuzzy-Reset Joint Controller Design for Robust Frequency Adjustment of Hybrid Microgrid including Fossil Fuel Systems, Photovoltaic, Fuel Cell and Energy Storage Systems
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Abstract
With increasing the penetration rate of microgrids in power networks, their control becomes more and more important, and microgrid frequency control in islanded mode is one of the most important recent approaches which are studied.With the aim of fast microgrid frequency adjustment, this study presents a novel robust approach using fuzzy and reset techniques.Therefore, this paper firstly describes the model of an islanded microgrid consisting of various elements such as renewable resources, variable loads, storage resources and distributed energy resources, and then designs and presents a robust hybrid control technique based on switching.The planned control method consists of three parts, which are: 1-Fuzzy control technique, 2-Fuzzy reset control technique, and 3-Switching between the two techniques.Due to the robust feature of the reset technique, which in addition to quickly reducing the frequency error, it is able to overcome the limitations of linear controllers, and also due to the intelligence of the innovative fuzzy technique, the planned technique is able to quickly remove frequency errors and restore the islanded microgrid frequency in the fastest possible time and with the least ups and downs and fluctuations.As the results of simulation and comparison in MATLAB environment show, the planned technique has a high and undeniable ability to overcome the uncertainty of the model and disturbances on the system even of the most severe type.
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