Inter-State Smooth Synchronization Control With Reduced Transformer Neutral Burden for a 3P4W Grid-Tied DFIG-SPVA-BES Distributed System
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Abstract
Four-wire configurations are commonly used in residential microgrids, where single-phase and nonlinear loads introduce harmonics, third-harmonic currents, and negative-sequence components. These harmonics often circulate within delta loops formed by line conductors, while negative-sequence currents cause power imbalance. In wind energy-based microgrids with transformers, such harmonic and unbalanced currents are often reflected into transformer or grid, leading to overheating, increased losses, reduced active power transfer ability, and possible failure. Processing these harmonic currents through transformers to prevent grid contamination demands a higher-rated neutral conductor, adding cost and thermal stress. To address these challenges, this work proposes a three-phase four-wire topology with an auxiliary converter at load point of common coupling (PCC), supported by a solar photovoltaic (SPV) array and battery energy storage (BES). Four-leg auxiliary converter compensates for load harmonics, neutral currents, negative-sequence components, and reactive power, while enabling power exchange from SPV array and BES units. It operates in both grid-forming and grid-following modes to support seamless transitions between islanded and grid-connected states. Integrated multi-mode control ensures coordinated source operation and compliance with IEEE Std. 1547 during mode transitions. Simulation results validate system effectiveness across various modes, demonstrating substantial improvements in power quality and operational reliability in residential microgrids.
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