2022
DOI: 10.3390/en15197442
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ANFIS-Based Droop Control of an AC Microgrid System: Considering Intake of Water Treatment Plant

Abstract: Provision of an efficient water supply system (WSS) is one of the top priorities of all municipals to ascertain adequate water supply to the city. Intake is the lifeline of the water supply system and largely effects the overall plant efficiency. The required power supply is generally fed from the main grid, and a diesel generator is commonly used as a power backup source. This results in high pumping cost as well as high operational cost. Moreover, due to operation of motor pumps and other auxiliary loads, fr… Show more

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“…It is should be noting that developing both OWF and WEF energies require different controlling and protecting schemes which provide several issues through microgrid dynamic security. In this case, due to large amounts of RES powers, there are a set of HVDC links required between the renewable energy resources and the electrical power network [3].…”
Section: A Challengementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is should be noting that developing both OWF and WEF energies require different controlling and protecting schemes which provide several issues through microgrid dynamic security. In this case, due to large amounts of RES powers, there are a set of HVDC links required between the renewable energy resources and the electrical power network [3].…”
Section: A Challengementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In some cases, industrial plants such as water treatment facilities may not be connected to the main electrical grid and must rely on conventional Diesel Engine Generators (DEG) during power outages (Rohmingtluanga et al, 2022;Rohmingtluanga et al, 2023). However, the use of DEG alone is known to be expensive and contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%