2012 Power Engineering and Automation Conference 2012
DOI: 10.1109/peam.2012.6612550
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Optimal control strategy of NG piston engine as a DG unit obtained by an utilization of Artificial Neural Network

Abstract: The paper presents a control strategy concept of a piston engine fueled by Natural Gas as a DG unit obtained by using an Artificial Neural Network. The control strategy is based on several factors and directs the operation of the unit in the context of changes occurring in the market, while taking into account the operating characteristics of the unit. The control strategy is defined by an objective function: for example, work at maximum profit, maximum service life, etc. The results of simulations of the pist… Show more

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“…There are possibilities to use nonlinear functions with few variables in approximation, as well as the gradient-based and rapid calculation of ANN equations parameters. In the ANN method, there is an advantage over the analytical energy-balance procedure, [34][35][36] because the exact equations and physical parameters of the battery are no longer needed. Only the cause-effect relationships between the variables of the described model are necessary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are possibilities to use nonlinear functions with few variables in approximation, as well as the gradient-based and rapid calculation of ANN equations parameters. In the ANN method, there is an advantage over the analytical energy-balance procedure, [34][35][36] because the exact equations and physical parameters of the battery are no longer needed. Only the cause-effect relationships between the variables of the described model are necessary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%