Fault Tolerant Control of Hybrid Wind-Solar Generation System

Verma, Apurva; Chakraborti, Abanishwar; Kumar, Ujwal; Das, Bikram; Das, Arindam; Kasari, Prabir Ranjan

doi:10.1109/icsets.2019.8744849

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“…In [15], a fault-tolerant strategy is proposed for the PV systems that share a common busbar with electric vehicle charging stations by individually adjusting the MPPT trackers and receiving support from the battery of the electric vehicles. The use of the battery storage also has been explored to balance the DC link voltage during the faulty operation [16]. This approach is associated with a cost for the battery installation and its routine maintenance.…”

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Fault‐tolerant control of inverter for the integration of solar PV under abnormal conditions

Moradmand¹,

Dorostian²,

Ramezani³

et al. 2020

J. eng.

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Solar photovoltaic (PV) is a prominent technology for the generation of electricity and its utility is on the rise. The PVbased generation facilities are susceptible to faults which if mismanaged, can result in an interruption in the supply of load demand and damage to the system. Faults in PV systems are caused by a broad range of reasons and hence, it is crucial to situate a fault-tolerant system for reliable operation. This study proposes a fault-tolerant control strategy for power electronics inverters for the integration of PV systems into power systems. This is a supervisory mechanism designed to aid PV systems to continue their operation during faults. A computer simulation verifies the performance of the proposed control strategy under a series of common fault conditions assuming a wide range of configurations for the PV system and load variations.

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confidence: 99%