Efficient Power Utilization Control Scheme for Hybrid Distribution Generation Grid

Mahfouz, M.M.A.; Alsumiri, Mohammed; Althomali, Raed

doi:10.11648/j.jeee.20210901.14

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“…Microgrids (MG) are well described as distribution systems with integrated distributed energy resources, i.e., photovoltaic (PV) and wind power generation systems. In the paper [11], an efficient system for controlling the maximum power of a microgrid fed by PV modules and a wind turbine is proposed. For the proposed PV maximum power point tracking (MPPT), the boost chopper duty cycle is being adjusted to set the PV panel operating point to a maximum power point.…”

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A Brief Analysis of the 2017-2021 IEEE Energy Internet and Energy Systems Integration Conference Topics

Chigarev¹

2022

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This article is devoted to a bibliometric analysis of IEEE Energy Internet and Energy Systems Integration Conference proceedings posted in IEEE Xplore in 2017-2021. The main objective of the study was to identify the actual research issues on the Energy Internet topic. Author Keywords, INSPEC Controlled Terms, and terms compiled from n-grams derived from conference papers title and abstract texts were used to describe the actual issues. The terms were clustered using VOSviewer, and the terms included in each cluster were treated as a description of the actual issues. Brief descriptions of several publications relevant to the issue in question were given for task detail. The actual issue, which in my opinion deserves further, more detailed analysis, is proposed.

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A Brief Analysis of the 2017-2021 IEEE Energy Internet and Energy Systems Integration Conference Topics

Chigarev¹

2022

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“…In the research area of the energetic [1][2][3], the modern approaches and trends has been frequently occurred with proposals of modifications in favor of the minimization of external influences as losses or noises. As near research areas of the solving these occurred problems, also, the technical cybernetics [4][5][6] and mathematical modelling of processes control [7][8][9] has been often considered.…”

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Calculation of Losses in Transmission System in Dependence on Temperature and Transmitted Power

Rudolf¹,

Král²,

Bernát³

2021

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Innovations and trends has been significantly increased during modern theory and practical realizations in the field of energetic. In the Czech Republic, the research of predictions of technical losses on the transmission system can be considered as novel and important topic. Using software possibilities can be appropriately utilized in the frame of estimations of the technical losses. While they cannot be eliminated, they may be minimized. Losses can be measured or calculated using transmission-line parameters. This causality is considered in the form of the presented and proposed mathematical equations including real measured data of the atmospheric temperatures achieved on the substations selected in the Moravian-Silesian region. In this contribution, results of proposed calculations of technical losses based only on line parameters taking into account the ambient temperature are being compared in relation to a particular transmission system using prediction software. Particularly, technical losses caused by a configuration change of a selected part of a transmission system are considered related to the operation of Dlouhé Stráně pumped storage hydro power plant. As can be conclude, after the resulted comparisons using by the proposed mathematical models in software and the obtained real measured data, general minimization of the losses is necessary to create the most accurate models of the states that might occur in the future and to propose required modifications of the given part of the transmission system. A future bounded research can be focused on the sensors situated on the transmission lines instead of the substations.

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A Brief Analysis of Topics of the IEEE Conference on Energy Internet and Energy System Integration in 2017–2021

B.N.

2023

Energy Systems Research

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This paper analyzes the bibliometric data of proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Energy Internet and Energy System Integration posted on IEEE Xplore in 2017–2021. The main objective of the study is to identify the current research issues related to the Energy Internet. To this end, Author Keywords, INSPEC Controlled Terms, and terms compiled from n-grams that were derived from titles and abstracts of conference papers are used to describe topical issues. The terms are clustered using VOSviewer, and the clustered terms serve as a description of current issues. Several research contributions relevant to the subject of this study are summarized to put the latter into a more task-specific context. The conclusion outlines topical issues that merit further, more in-depth, analysis.

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Efficient Power Utilization Control Scheme for Hybrid Distribution Generation Grid

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

A Brief Analysis of the 2017-2021 IEEE Energy Internet and Energy Systems Integration Conference Topics

A Brief Analysis of the 2017-2021 IEEE Energy Internet and Energy Systems Integration Conference Topics

Calculation of Losses in Transmission System in Dependence on Temperature and Transmitted Power

A Brief Analysis of Topics of the IEEE Conference on Energy Internet and Energy System Integration in 2017–2021

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