Implementation of hybrid optimized battery controller and advanced power management control strategy in a renewable energy integrated DC microgrid

Abstract

In Renewable Energy (RE) integrated DC Microgrid (MG), the intermittency of power variation from RE sources can lead to power and voltage imbalances in the DC network and have an impact on the MG’s operation in terms of reliability, power quality, and stability. In such case, a battery energy storage (BES) technology is widely used for mitigating power variation from the RE sources to get better voltage regulation and power balance in DC network. In this study, a BES based coordinated power management control strategy (PMCS) is proposed for the MG system to get effective utilization of RE sources while maintaining the MG’s reliability and stability. For safe and effective utilization of BES, a battery management system (BMS) with inclusion of advanced BES control strategy is implemented. The BES control system with optimized FOPI controllers using hybrid (atom search optimization and particle swarm optimization (ASO-PSO)) optimization technique is proposed to get improved overall performance in terms of control response and voltage regulation in DC network under the random change in load profile and uncertain conditions of RE sources in real time.

Comparative analysis and implementation of DC microgrid systems versus AC microgrid performance

“…The physical prototype layout of a 4-terminal DC microgrid has been extended to six terminals (Belkhier and Oubelaid, 2024;Al-Ismail, 2021;Ali et al, 2021;Al sumarmad et al, 2023) in the simulation environment, as shown in Figure 10 above. The ratings of software model has been enlisted in Table 3.…”