2024
DOI: 10.3390/en17081950
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Real-Time Testing Optimal Power Flow in Smart-Transformer-Based Meshed Hybrid Microgrids: Design and Validation

Rafael A. Núñez-Rodríguez,
Clodomiro Unsihuay-Vila,
Johnny Posada
et al.

Abstract: The smart transformer (ST) is a multiport and multi-stage converter that allows for the formation of meshed hybrid microgrids (MHMs) by enabling AC-DC ports in medium and low voltage. This type of microgrid has advantages over the performance of conventional hybrid AC-DC microgrids (HMGs); however, the number of degrees of freedom of the ST increases the complexity of the energy management systems (EMSs), which require adequate and accurate modeling of the power flow of the converters and the MG to find the fe… Show more

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“…However, susceptibility to DC faults, particularly pole-to-pole faults, presents a technical hurdle. Those aspects are studied in [2], where a cost-effective method for clearing and isolating DC faults in MMC-based MTDC grids without relying on expensive DC circuit breakers is proposed. Through RTDS simulations, the effectiveness of the proposed approach in managing DC faults and restoring grid functionality is demonstrated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, susceptibility to DC faults, particularly pole-to-pole faults, presents a technical hurdle. Those aspects are studied in [2], where a cost-effective method for clearing and isolating DC faults in MMC-based MTDC grids without relying on expensive DC circuit breakers is proposed. Through RTDS simulations, the effectiveness of the proposed approach in managing DC faults and restoring grid functionality is demonstrated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%