Hybrid Optimization for Power Quality Assessment in Hybrid Microgrids: A Focus on Harmonics and Voltage
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Abstract
Renewable energy's (RE) broad acceptance can be attributed to market liberalization, as well as ecological and monetary benefits.Intermittent nature of renewable energy (RE) and unpredictable load behaviour lead to voltage aberrations and harmonic distortions in interconnected hybrid microgrids (HMG).Voltage quality and the harmonic distortion are all metrics used to evaluate power quality.Efficient control approaches are required to reduce harmonic distortions and improve voltage quality for steady power transmission.This research proposes a hybrid Grey Wolf supported sparrow search optimization algorithm (GWSSSOA) method for assessing voltage quality and harmonics in a microgrid that combines renewable energy sources with conventional power generation.To maximize the microgrid's control and operation, guarantee its dependability, and lessen its impact on the grid.Hybrid microgrids can benefit greatly from GWSSSOA's use in voltage quality and harmonic distortion assessment.The goal of this research is to use the GWSSSOA technique in conjunction with the PID controller to achieve real-time optimization of the controller's settings for minimizing harmonic distortions and maintaining stable voltage across the microgrid.The efficiency of the proposed approach is measured against that of alternative optimized controllers.The recommended controller was developed in the MATLAB/Simulink environment.
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