Performance Analysis of Balanced Integrated Standalone Microgrid under Dynamic Load Conditions
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Abstract
Standalone Microgrid has implemented in Mat-lab/Simulink platform, which has two Dispersed generation units based on a Solar Photovoltaic Generation and Wind Turbine Generation, how to get the most of wind and solar energy by lowering investment and operating expenses based on load power demand.The goal is to reduce one-time investment and operation expenses over the lifecycle; the limits are utilization rate and power supply reliability.The proposed system advantages, if Solar Photovoltaic Generation is absent, Wind Turbine Generation meets the load power demand, in case of a crucial situation, if Wind Turbine Generation is also absent, then Energy Storage System meets the load power demand, which means the power supply is reliable to the remote areas/limited load demand, besides in proposed system converters are reduced, so investment reduces.Mathematical models of Solar Photovoltaic Generation and Wind Turbine Generation are presented, to achieve Maximum Power Point Tracking of a Solar Photovoltaic Array, the Perturb and Observe method is used.Proportional-Integral controller used for Wind Turbine Generation, Solar Photovoltaic Generation, and Energy Storage System-based Direct Current/Direct Current Bi-directional Converter.An effective inductance filter is used for the mitigation of harmonics in the system.The finest simulation results are obtained, it concludes the system is in balanced condition under various loads with the Proportional-Integral controller and current total harmonic distortions are within limits.
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