Renewable energy management algorithm for stand-alone system

Dahmane, Menad; Bosche, Jérôme; El-Hajjaji, Ahmed; Dafarivar, M.

doi:10.1109/icrera.2013.6749830

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“…The other parts are presented in [8][9]. Control of wind conversion system operating in hybrid system is required to track the power reference generated by the supervisory controller according meteorological conditions variations and changing in load demand [9] [11]. Specifically, there is many works in literature dealing with optimum power extraction from the wind conversion system by means of controlling rectifier converter or diode-bridge and boost/buck converter depending on the used topologies [3].…”

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“…These systems are often seen as more suitable for the local power supply in developing countries [6]. Indeed, it has been introduced essentially as green and reliable power systems for remote areas [9] [12]. This kind of systems strongly depends on the geographical and meteorological conditions of the installed region.…”

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Control of Wind Conversion System Used in Autonomous System

Dahmane¹,

Bosche²,

El-Hajjaji³

2014

Energy Procedia

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The topology based on permanent magnet generator (PMSG) and diode bridge rectifier is frequently used in small wind energy conversion system since it is robust and easy to control. This paper presents a robust control for the wind conversion system based on PMSG and boost DC/DC converter in the aim to maintain the generator rectified voltage at a reference voltage corresponding to the reference power imposed by the supervisory module. The reference power control is guaranteed without measuring the wind speed. The sufficient conditions for state feedback stabilizing designed controller are given in terms of solutions to a linear matrix inequality (LMI) and H . Simulation tests results are carried out for this wind conversion system topology which operates in a multi-source system, in order to visualize the feasibility of the proposed method.

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Control of Wind Conversion System Used in Autonomous System

Dahmane¹,

Bosche²,

El-Hajjaji³

2014

Energy Procedia

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“…An MG can operate in either grid-connected [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] or isolated mode [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] or both [22]. The presence of more than one DER requires energy flow control from various sources to ensure reliable energy supply, safety, and a minimum-cost operation.…”

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Energy Management Systems for Microgrids: Main Existing Trends in Centralized Control Architectures

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This paper presents both an extensive literature review and a qualitative and quantitative study conducted on nearly 200 publications from the last six years (based on international experience and a top-down analysis framework with five classification levels) to establish the main trends in the field of centralized energy management systems (EMS) for microgrids. No systematic trend analyses have been observed in this field in previous literature reviews. EMS attributes for several features such as objective functions, resolution techniques, operating models, integration of uncertainties, optimization horizons, and modeling detail levels are considered for main trend identification. The main contribution of this study is the identification of four specific existing research trends: (i) dealing with uncertainties (comprises 33% of the references), (ii) multi-objective strategy (29%), (iii) traditional paradigm (21%), and (iv) P-Q challenge (17%). Each trend is described and analyzed based on the main drive of these separate research fields. The key challenges and the way to cope with them are described based on the rationality of each trend, the results of previous reviews, and the previous experience of the authors. Overall, finding these main trends, together with a complete paper database and their features, serve as a useful outcome for a better understanding of the current research-specific challenges, opportunities, potential barriers, and open questions regarding the creation of future centralized EMS developments. The traditional numerical analysis is insufficient to identify research trends. Therefore, the need of further analyses based on the clustering approach is emphasized.

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“…Resulting, the popularity of the use of hybrid systems in recent years as those proposed in *This work was supported by European Regional Development Fund and le conseil régional de Picardie 1 Dahmane M., Bosche J. and El-Hajjaji A. are with University of Picardie Jules Verne, and researchers in the MIS Laboratory, 33 rue Saint Leu, Amiens-France. (menad.dahmane; jerome.bosche;ahmed.hajjai)@u-picardie.fr [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8]. Since the hybrid renewable energy systems are introduced as green and reliable power systems for remote areas; therefore, It depends on the geographical and meteorological conditions of the target region.…”

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Power management strategy for renewable hybrid stand-alone power system

Dahmane

Bosche

El-Hajjaji

2015

2015 4th International Conference on Systems and Control (ICSC)

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Hybrid systems of energy production are considered as an interesting alternative for power supply of remote area and non connected sites. Indeed, this paper is focused on the design of an intelligent algorithm and optimized strategy for power management of a renewable hybrid system. This system which includes wind generator (W G), photovoltaic panel (PV ), battery storage (BS) and diesel engine (DE) aims to ensure power supply of an individual isolated house. Indeed, the proposed optimal power management strategy aims to regulate the power flow between the energy sources and the battery storage in order to ensure permanent energy supply of the load. The chosen strategy considers the W G and the PV as the main energy sources and the battery bank as storage system. The DE is considered as an additional source, so it is used like power source emergency. In order to validate the proposed strategy under real conditions; measurements of real weather conditions and power consumption of an individual house are considered. Simulation results are highlighted to demonstrate the feasibility of our proposed approach.978-1-4799-8318-6/15/$31.00 ©2015 IEEE 978-1-4799-8318-6/15/$31.00 ©2015 IEEE

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Renewable energy management algorithm for stand-alone system

Cited by 29 publications

References 12 publications

Control of Wind Conversion System Used in Autonomous System

Control of Wind Conversion System Used in Autonomous System

Energy Management Systems for Microgrids: Main Existing Trends in Centralized Control Architectures

Power management strategy for renewable hybrid stand-alone power system

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