Improved islanded microgrid performance with sliding mode controller based electric spring

Mohanty, Soumya; Pati, Swagat; Kumar Kar, Sanjeeb

doi:10.1016/j.ref.2023.100535

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“…Recent researches for wind based renewable power generation focuses control based on electric springs for flexible voltage control and wind power integration at the expense of cost and complexity [18,19]. Lowering the cost of electric spring based microgrid is also attempted in the study of Mohanty et al [20]. Although, sometimes it is difficult to effectively regulate voltage for SEIGs without increasing the system cost and complexity.…”

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Investigation of self-excited induction generator for supporting domestic loads and its extension to a microgrid

Chatterjee

2024

Energ. Stor. Conv.

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This study provides a technical and financial analysis for the incorporation of a microgrid structure with a wind energy conversion system for producing electricity. This study’s primary aim is to provide solutions for issues that arise when isolated induction generators are employed with microgrids. A closed-loop smart electronic load controller is used to regulate the loads in the system that are supplied by the generation. A switched variable capacitor bank is used to supply reactive power initially during a voltage dip at varying winds and loads to sustain the voltage profile. Additionally, a simple voltage control loop-based controller for the generator side converter maintains the voltage at a steady level. Using HOMER software, an economic study of the suggested wind-based microgrid structure is also presented. A laboratory experimental setup is used to support the MATLAB/Simulink study of the proposed method and its control. The findings back the feasibility of implementing the suggested plan in grid-isolated regions for supplying critical loads.

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Investigation of self-excited induction generator for supporting domestic loads and its extension to a microgrid

Chatterjee

2024

Energ. Stor. Conv.

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Improved islanded microgrid performance with sliding mode controller based electric spring

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References 21 publications

Investigation of self-excited induction generator for supporting domestic loads and its extension to a microgrid

Investigation of self-excited induction generator for supporting domestic loads and its extension to a microgrid

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