A harmonic power market framework for compensation management of DER based active power filters in microgrids

Marini, Abbas; Ghazizadeh, Mohammad Sadegh; Mortazavi, S. S.; Piegari, Luigi

doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2019.06.020

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“…The required power for producing compensation currents can be supplied by an external source or taken by the grid using the same power converter. It has been shown that distributed compensation schemes could bring more flexibility and filtering capability for harmonic compensation [5,16]. Since the harmonic compensation is provided all over the grid, it is preferable to compensate current harmonics as close as possible to the disturbing source.…”

Section: Active Harmonic Filtersmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, utilization of ESSs for the quality aspect of the energy for power quality (PQ) improvements has not gained much attention until now. With respect to the major costs that could be imposed by PQ related problems [5,6], it seems that investigations should be carried out regarding possible the PQ advantages of ESSs. Since the penetration of nonlinear power electronic (PE) based loads is increasing, it seems that ESSs could play an important role in enhancing PQ levels affected by these new loads in future DSs.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…These can be listed as various issues such as harmonics, interruptions with different durations, and voltage related problems [7]. Problems related to the poor PQ levels impose remarkable costs on power systems [5,6]. Among these, harmonics are becoming more important due to an increase in the number of nonlinear harmonic loads and PE converters connected to the network, especially in DSs and microgrids (MGs).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The losses are directly dependent on the number of nonlinear loads connected to the grid. A smart MG with a voltage THD ranging from 1% to 8%, could lose its generation capacity by 4.7% to 42.2%, respectively [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It has been shown that optimal harmonic compensation can be achieved by the coordinated control of PE-based inverters [5,16]. This approach could avoid possible instabilities and ensure an optimal compensation scheme.…”

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Coordinated Operation of Energy Storage Systems for Distributed Harmonic Compensation in Microgrids

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Energy storage systems (ESSs) bring various opportunities for a more reliable and flexible operation of microgrids (MGs). Among them, energy arbitrage and ancillary services are the most investigated application of ESSs. Furthermore, it has been shown that some other services could also be provided by ESSs such as power quality (PQ) improvements. This issue could be more challenging in MGs with widespread nonlinear loads injecting harmonic currents to the MG. In this paper, the feasibility of ESSs to act as coordinated active harmonic filters (AHF) for distributed compensation was investigated. An optimization model was proposed for the coordination of the harmonic compensation activities of ESSs. The model takes into account the various technical and systematic constraints to economically determine the required reference currents of various AHFs. Simulation cases showed the performance of the proposed model for enhancing the harmonic filtering capability of the MG, reduction in the compensation cost, and more flexibility of the distributed harmonic compensation schemes. It was also shown that ESS activities in harmonic compensation do not have much of an effect on the ESSs revenue from energy arbitrage. Hence, it could make ESSs more justifiable for use in MGs.

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Plug‐in electric vehicles (PEVs) can contribute to eliminating undesirable harmonics generated by nonlinear loads. In this study, a novel stochastic optimization approach for harmonic compensation is proposed which is capable of optimizing contrary objectives, including total harmonic distortion and harmonic inject current, simultaneously, while meeting the relevant constraints. This problem can be influenced by the uncertainty of PEVs which is reflected in the force outage rate concept. The Monte–Carlo simulation technique is implemented to consider the uncertainty associated with PEVs by generating plausible scenarios with the aim of converting the mentioned framework to the respective deterministic equivalents. Afterward, adaptive particularly tunable fuzzy chaotic particle swarm optimization (APTFCPSO) is utilized, based on the weighted sum method, and the acquired results are compared with those obtained by other implemented swarm intelligence‐based algorithms. Accordingly, at first, several benchmark optimization functions are considered to verify the performance of the APTFCPSO. Afterward, active power line conditioners (APLCs) and PEVs are separately employed for harmonics cancellation in the deterministic form. After adopting the scenario reduction technique, the optimization framework is solved for each remaining scenario by the mentioned procedure. The statistical analysis reveals that PEVs outperform APLCs to cancel harmonic orders defined in a 14‐node micro‐grid.

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A harmonic power market framework for compensation management of DER based active power filters in microgrids

Cited by 28 publications

References 37 publications

Coordinated Operation of Energy Storage Systems for Distributed Harmonic Compensation in Microgrids

Coordinated Operation of Energy Storage Systems for Distributed Harmonic Compensation in Microgrids

A New Optimization Framework for Harmonic Compensation Considering Plug‐in Electric Vehicle Penetration Using Adaptive Particularly Tunable Fuzzy Chaotic Particle Swarm Optimization

Investigation of multifunctional grid-tied PV inverter with even and odd order harmonic mitigation using active and harmonic power weight control strategy

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