Transient reduction in control loops in case of joint plant-controller reconfiguration

Simon, Gyula; Kovácsházy, Tamás; Peceli, G.

doi:10.1109/imtc.2001.928262

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“…The transient fault operating state may or may not be The following techniques (among others) are used in practice required. The FHA of the system predefines the normal and for control transition management [12], [13]: transitory operating states and predetermines the transition 1. State initialization routes that the micro grid system would follow due to events 2.…”

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Supervisory Hybrid Control of a Micro Grid System

Khan

Iravani

2007

2007 IEEE Canada Electrical Power Conference

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management is one of the main technical challenges in the Abstract-This paper presents a systematic approach for the operation of hybrid control systems. Development of a design and analysis of a supervisory hybrid control scheme for a comprehensive mathematical formalism for hybrid systems is micro grid system using hybrid control techniques. A generic still an active field of research [8]-[10]. There are basically micro grid configuration is assumed. The approach is elaborated three types of frameworks available for the study of hybrid with a specific micro grid configuration containing a self-excited control systems [8]: induction machine based wind energy conversion system.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supervisory Hybrid Control of a Micro Grid System

Khan

Iravani

2007

2007 IEEE Canada Electrical Power Conference

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Generic transition management for reconfigurable hybrid control systems

Güler

Clements

Wills

et al. 2001

Proceedings of the 2001 American Control Conference. (Cat. No.01CH37148)

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This paper describes a generic pattem for performing transition management in reconfigurable hybrid control systems. This is based on an examination of hybrid systems literature as well as experience in building hybrid control systems for extremeperformance applications. The generic pattem is built upon the Open Control Platform, which is a middleware-based substrate for integrating and dynamically reconfiguring distributed control applications. The generic pattern encapsulates the reconfiguration decision logic, the rewiring strategy, and the blending function as separate modular entities that can be specified and easily changed by the control system designer. Its use is illustrated in multiple hybrid system examples.

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