Fractional Order Modelling and Analysis of Utility Grid Connected and Autonomous Modes for Distributed Power Generation

Govind, D.; Suryawanshi, H. M.; Nachankar, Pratik; Narayana, C.

doi:10.1109/gucon50781.2021.9573601

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“…In the literature, there are few reports on the implementation of fractional‐order elements in electrical circuits and analog filter applications 16–26 . The challenges in the design and realization of the fractional‐order electrical circuit components are presented in the literature 16,17 .…”

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“…In the literature, there are few reports on the implementation of fractional-order elements in electrical circuits and analog filter applications. [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26] The challenges in the design and realization of the fractional-order electrical circuit components are presented in the literature. 16,17 The FO differintegrals proposed a rational and accurate estimate of the fractance frequency performance over the described frequency band.…”

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“…[20][21][22][23] Furthermore, in previous studies, [23][24][25] the Caputo fractional calculus (CFC) operator is used to characterize the FO properties of an inductor and a capacitor for extensive filter applications. In Govind et al, 26 the fractional-order modeling and analysis of the autonomous and utility grid-connected modes for distributed power generation is reported. However, performance validation and the realization of fractional-order filter elements are not addressed.…”

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SummaryThis paper proposes a comprehensive mathematical modeling and analysis considering fractional‐order LC filters (FOLCF) in the utility grid‐connected mode (UGCM) and the standalone mode (SM) of operation for the distributed power generation system. The fractional‐order behavior of LC filter elements helps to more properly depict a practical inductor or capacitor than the integer‐order LC filters (IOLCF) in the distributed power generation system. The fractional‐order model of UGCM and SM is obtained in the synchronously rotating reference frame using coordinate transformation. A detailed stability and time domain analysis is performed on the developed FO UGCM and SM mathematical models. The stability of fractional‐order LC filters increases for orders less than 1, based on the performance evaluation of the FO and IO mathematical models for UGCM and SM with the corresponding designed controller gains. The FOLCFs are approximated using the constant phase element method, which gives a compact and exact approximation of the fractional‐order inductor and capacitor elements. The implementation of FOLCF with UGCM and SM operations verifies the effectiveness of the proposed model in real‐time simulation. The results show the FOLCF model provides better dynamic tracking and disturbance rejection response than the IOLCF model. Hence, the FOLCF model imparts immunity against local load disturbances to regulate the point of common coupling voltage and frequency in standalone mode. Furthermore, a significant improvement in % total harmonic distortion is also observed in grid current and load voltage.

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