2022
DOI: 10.1002/mma.8271
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Accurate demand response participation in regulating power system frequency by Modified Active Disturbance Rejection Control

Abstract: One of the significant problems in demand response (DR) participation in the smart power system is calculating how much electrical power is required to extract from DR ( ∆PDR) to keep the power system frequency in the allowable range. Calculating the precise amount of this value is impossible due to the random nature of load disturbance (LoD). In this paper, a new method is presented to control the DR participation in the load frequency control considering communication time delay. Extended State Observer is u… Show more

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“…The proposed method uses a Markov prediction chain and a dynamic decision algorithm to minimize the cost of electricity while ensuring that the power demand of all microgrids is met. Rouhani et al (3) proposed a new method for using demand response to regulate power system frequency. The proposed method uses a modified active disturbance rejection control (M-ADRC) algorithm to ensure that the demand response signal is accurate and responsive to changes in the power grid.…”
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“…The proposed method uses a Markov prediction chain and a dynamic decision algorithm to minimize the cost of electricity while ensuring that the power demand of all microgrids is met. Rouhani et al (3) proposed a new method for using demand response to regulate power system frequency. The proposed method uses a modified active disturbance rejection control (M-ADRC) algorithm to ensure that the demand response signal is accurate and responsive to changes in the power grid.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ah ÷ 0.8 = 665.62 Ah[3] Battery output is dependent on battery and environment temperature. If the average temperature is 10 degrees in winter, then the temperature dependence coefficient is 1.19: 665.62 Ah ×1.19 = 792.09 Ah[4] …”
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