Determination of Short-Term Power Dispatch Schedule for a Wind Farm Incorporated With Dual-Battery Energy Storage Scheme

Yao, Dengju; Choi, S.S.; Tseng, King Jet; Lie, Tek Tjing

doi:10.1109/tste.2011.2163092

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“…With the above considerations in mind, a dual battery energy storage system (BESS) scheme to alleviate the impacts of wind generation on grid systems has been proposed in [3]. The scheme involves the application of two identical BESS modules, denoted as BESS Module 1 and BESS Module 2 in Fig.…”

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“…Comparison of the dual-BESS scheme with other schemes shown in the literature has been included in [3]. The proposed scheme is to participate in power market operation and is based on the assumption that deep-cycle batteries have been used.…”

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“…The proposed scheme is to participate in power market operation and is based on the assumption that deep-cycle batteries have been used. As reported in [3][4][5], the advantages of the proposed dual-BESS scheme can be summarized as follows:…”

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“…The study in [3] focuses on proposing a method to schedule the dispatched power of the wind farm-dual BESS scheme, so as to meet the prevailing power market requirements. However, various studies have shown that BESS is an excellent power system asset for providing system frequency regulation function [6][7][8][9][10][11].…”

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“…As explained in Section 1, the main motive of the proposed dual-BESS scheme considered in [3] is for the wind farm to achieve comparable level of power dispatchability as that of a conventional power station. The frequency control function discussed in the present paper is to be added as an ancillary service offered by the wind farm-BESS power station.…”

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Network frequency control function is incorporated into a grid-connected wind farm-dual battery energy storage system (BESS) scheme. The design of the scheme takes advantage of the rapid response characteristics of the BESS and the in-built short-term overloading capability of the associated power conversion devices. A control strategy to regulate the BESS output power is then proposed. It is shown that the frequency control action offered by the BESS complements amicably with that of conventional generators in enhancing the frequency regulation attribute of the grid system.

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In this paper, a new approach for optimally sizing the storage system employing the battery banks for the suppression of the output power fluctuations generated in the hybrid photovoltaic/wind hybrid energy system. At first, a novel multiple averaging technique has been used to find the smoothing power that has to be supplied by the batteries for the different levels of smoothing of output power. Then the battery energy storage system is optimally sized using particle swarm optimization according to the level of smoothing power requirement, with the constraints of maintaining the battery state of charge and keeping the energy loss within the acceptable limits. Two different case studies have been presented for different locations and different sizes of the hybrid systems in this work. The results of the simulation studies and detailed discussions are presented at the end to portrait the effectiveness of the proposed method for sizing of the battery energy storage system.

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SUMMARYThis paper proposes a dual timescale active power coordinated scheduling framework to accommodate large scale wind power integration. This framework is composed of rolling scheduling, real-time scheduling and storage control. The optimization model of rolling scheduling policy is presented, which is activated every 30 min using the renewed forecast to modify the day-ahead scheduling curve. Also the optimization model of real-time scheduling is put forward, which is triggered every 15 min using the renewed forecast to modify the output of balance generators. In addition, the optimal storage control strategy is presented. The efficiency of the dual timescale active power coordinated scheduling framework is verified via the IEEE RTS bus system.

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Determination of Short-Term Power Dispatch Schedule for a Wind Farm Incorporated With Dual-Battery Energy Storage Scheme

Cited by 136 publications

References 24 publications

Frequency control ancillary service provided by a wind farm: dual-BESS scheme

Frequency control ancillary service provided by a wind farm: dual-BESS scheme

A new approach of sizing battery energy storage system for smoothing the power fluctuations of a PV/wind hybrid system

A dual timescale active power coordinated scheduling framework for wind integrated power system in the presence of storage and wind forecast uncertainties

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