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2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2022.108880
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A multi-level coordinated DC overcurrent suppression scheme for symmetrical bipolar MMC-HVDC integrated offshore wind farms

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“…To ensure the realtime response capability of the used PV array, this paper proposed real-time hardware-in-the-loop experiment based (1): TCT PV system modelling by equations ( 1) and (2) (2): Initialize: algorithms parameters (population number, iteration number, etc.) (3): Generate PV module shadow distribution randomly (4): Calculate the output power of each PV array according to equation ( 5) and keep it as the current optimal output power and optimal shadow distribution (5): While k ≤ k max (6): Update the acceleration of each atom by equation (6) (7): Update the velocity of each atom by equation ( 8) (8): Update the position of each atom by equation (9) (9): Calculate the output power of each PV array again and update the optimal shadow distribution and optimal output power (10): Set k � k + 1 (11): End while (12): Output: best shadow distribution of PV arrays and the maximum output power (13): Calculate mismatch loss, f of the optimal solution, and STD of simulation results of ASO in 20 runs studies in this paper are undertaken in MATLAB R2020a by using a desktop computer with Intel(R) Core TM i7-8650U CPU at 2.11 GHz with 8 GB of RAM.…”
Section: Hardware-in-the-loop Experimentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To ensure the realtime response capability of the used PV array, this paper proposed real-time hardware-in-the-loop experiment based (1): TCT PV system modelling by equations ( 1) and (2) (2): Initialize: algorithms parameters (population number, iteration number, etc.) (3): Generate PV module shadow distribution randomly (4): Calculate the output power of each PV array according to equation ( 5) and keep it as the current optimal output power and optimal shadow distribution (5): While k ≤ k max (6): Update the acceleration of each atom by equation (6) (7): Update the velocity of each atom by equation ( 8) (8): Update the position of each atom by equation (9) (9): Calculate the output power of each PV array again and update the optimal shadow distribution and optimal output power (10): Set k � k + 1 (11): End while (12): Output: best shadow distribution of PV arrays and the maximum output power (13): Calculate mismatch loss, f of the optimal solution, and STD of simulation results of ASO in 20 runs studies in this paper are undertaken in MATLAB R2020a by using a desktop computer with Intel(R) Core TM i7-8650U CPU at 2.11 GHz with 8 GB of RAM.…”
Section: Hardware-in-the-loop Experimentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Te resulting deterioration of the ecological environment and global warming has brought a very serious threat to people's survival and safety [5]. Due to the increasing demand for energy and the decreasing reserves of fossil energy [6], renewable energy sources are gaining more and more attention and are gradually replacing most fossil fuels [7], and one of the most promising energy sources is solar energy [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The modular multilevel converter (MMC) based high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission has become the main delivery method for offshore wind power [2], because of its low voltage deception, low switching frequency, modular architecture, black-start capability, and so on [3]. The wiring of the MMC-HVDC system mainly has two kinds of pseudo-bipolar and true bipolar [4], relative to the pseudo-bipolar wiring, the true bipolar MMC-HVDC system with positive and negative converter controlled independently, having the advantages of large transmission capacity, high reliability, high fault-tolerance, and flexible control. With the future development of OWP in the direction of large capacity, high voltage level, and long distance, the true bipolar MMC-HVDC system will become the preferred solution for OWP delivery projects [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The deterioration of the ecological environment and the consumption of traditional fossil energy have become increasingly serious, prompting scholars worldwide to advocate for the accelerated development of clean and pollution-free renewable energy to achieve sustainable energy development [1][2][3]. However, the continuous grid connection of renewable energy presents significant challenges and pressures to the operation and maintenance of power systems [4][5][6][7][8]. Consequently, energy storage (ES) technology has become a critical foundation in building a new power system that promotes green and low-carbon energy transformation [9,10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%