2019
DOI: 10.32377/cvrjst1715
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Optimal Design and Power Management in Shipboard System

Abstract: This paper deals with controlling DC power in shipboard power. Shipboard Power System (SPS) experiences disturbance due to variations in load. A DC bus distribution system developed for the U.S. Coast Guard's 270-ft Medium Endurance Cutter is simulated using MATLAB in this paper. Whenever a fault occurs in load, the system power varies. In this paper, the DC power system is controlled automatically by detecting disturbances. The proposed method includes selfgoverning fault detection and controlling DC power. T… Show more

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“…In [71] the implemented fuzzy-based PSO algorithm provided faster convergence to the optimal point than the traditional PSO and Dynamic Programming methods. Mummadi and Vijay [72] presented an optimal control study, under load changes and faulty conditions, for a DC power system of a vessel. Automatic, self-governing, real-time control was achieved, maintaining the power balance and systems' reliability, even after the faults' detections and isolations.…”
Section: B Optimal Control Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [71] the implemented fuzzy-based PSO algorithm provided faster convergence to the optimal point than the traditional PSO and Dynamic Programming methods. Mummadi and Vijay [72] presented an optimal control study, under load changes and faulty conditions, for a DC power system of a vessel. Automatic, self-governing, real-time control was achieved, maintaining the power balance and systems' reliability, even after the faults' detections and isolations.…”
Section: B Optimal Control Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%