An overview of control architecture for next generation smart grids

Shahid, Ahsan

doi:10.1109/isap.2017.8071364

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“…DG re-connection and disconnection from the main grid lead to an unbalance in the voltage profile. Small voltage decreases may cause partial voltage instability during heavy loading conditions [138]. The voltage regulation system needs to be strengthened in the context of new problems such as the large-scale deployment of wind/solar power.…”

Section: Control Requirements Of Smart Gridmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…With a certain degree of topology, operation and versatility, the grid is being made intelligent by incorporating sensing and communication technologies. Optimum performance in steady and transient operating modes can be reached using hybrid control technology [138]. The hybrid control uses continuous and discrete signaling from all power sources and switches between them.…”

Section: ) Hybrid Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is characterized by its level of distortion, voltage distortion, increase in the apparent power and over-sizing of sources, the flow of current in the neutral conductor are some bad effects of harmonic waves. Advanced distributed control strategies of power flow and power exchange features have been developed for this purpose [138].…”

Section: ) Harmonic Mitigation and Droop Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Energy Sustainability–Survey on Technology and Control of Microgrid, Smart Grid and Virtual Power Plant

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The idea of microgrid, smart grid, and virtual power plant (VPP) is being developed to resolve the challenges of climate change in the 21st century, to ensure the use of renewable energy in the electrical grid. For the increasing demand for electricity, raising public consciousness about reducing carbon emission, the microgrid is established which is transformed into a virtual power plant (VPP) or a smart grid with the blessing of modern communication systems, intelligence technology, and smart devices. So, to keep these systems up-to-date and to ensure security, it is important to know the details about the uses and benefits of these systems in the developed world and also to improve control methods and automation, it is important to achieve the present essence of such systems. This paper is focused to contribute to this flourishing area of energy sustainability covering microgrid, smart grid, and virtual power plant by compiling and recapping their recent advancements, technical requirements, control problems, and solutions. The paper is mainly intended to address the role of control strategies applied to the microgrid, smart grid, and virtual power plant towards future energy generation, distribution, management, and security.INDEX TERMS Controllers, cyber security, microgrid, renewable energy, smart grid, system architectures, virtual power plant, world market.

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Section: ) Hybrid Controlmentioning

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Energy Sustainability–Survey on Technology and Control of Microgrid, Smart Grid and Virtual Power Plant

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“…For the electric power distribution and storage purposes, nonconventional energy sources and systems (RESS) like biomass, biogas, geothermal etc plays a significant role. Resilient energy infrastructure idea minimizes the cost for remote power and green like Microgrid and sustainable development efforts [3]. The restoration of power quality complications are observed with the integration small and co-located Microgrid with renewable energy resources into the existing conventional Grid [4].…”

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Smart Assimilation of Renewable Based Microgrids

2019

IJRTE

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Expansion from the existing power transmission and distribution with close coactions with energy, control and communication is possible with the help of Smart grid. Microgrid plays an important part in the coalition of this integration of smart grid. Using both kinds of energy systems a proximity with the loads and actuation using power electronic devices and systems can be achieved with power processing. There is a challenge in such type of interactive, buoyant and sustainable model. In this paper, a unique modeling and control prototype is conferred for the integration of renewable based Microgrid into the smart grid. More renewable energy resources can be added into the Microgrid considering the design requirements. The proposed model versatility is experimented in MATLAB/ Simulink platform to demonstrate the transition of states in Microgrid and overall power conditioning with transient response of the system.

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“…As electronic devices are widely employed for use in industrial and other applications, there is a large degree of research interest in relevant control methods affecting power quality [1][2][3]. With the rapid growth of digital technology, digital control technologies have received considerable attention in recent years [4][5][6].…”

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A Robust Digital Control Strategy Using Error Correction Based on the Discrete Lyapunov Theorem

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Energies

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This paper presents a robust digital control strategy using error correction techniques to improve the robustness of conventional deadbeat control methods. The proposed control method, based on the discrete converter models, determined control law using an error correction technique based on the discrete Lyapunov stability theorem. The steady-state performance and dynamic response of the presented method was analyzed and verified. The experimental results showed that the method derived in this paper not only offered improved robustness, but also endowed the grid current with lower Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), while still maintaining a fast, dynamic response.

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An overview of control architecture for next generation smart grids

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

Energy Sustainability–Survey on Technology and Control of Microgrid, Smart Grid and Virtual Power Plant

Energy Sustainability–Survey on Technology and Control of Microgrid, Smart Grid and Virtual Power Plant

Smart Assimilation of Renewable Based Microgrids

A Robust Digital Control Strategy Using Error Correction Based on the Discrete Lyapunov Theorem

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