Modeling and simulation of hybrid power system integrating wind, solar, biodiesel energies and storage battery

Martin, S.; Chebak, Ahmed; Ouafi, Abderazak El; Mabrouki, Mustapha

doi:10.1109/irsec.2016.7984017

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“…The availability behaviour for each generation unit in this scenario is obtained using a renewable basic scheme of states "1" and "2". Recalling, (5), the solution for all generators has the form [8]: Fig. 4 shows the probability for each generation unit as a function of time ‫.ݐ‬ It reveals that steady state is reached very fast.…”

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“…Reference [4], introduces an analytical method to study the reliability issues on a power system containing wind farms, getting highreliability standards in power system. A more composite study is given in [5], in which the integration of three renewable energy sources composed of wind, solar and biodiesel energies as well as a storage battery is considered in order to increase the power system reliability. There are studies that justify that distributed generation make a positive impact on power systems reliability when they are accordingly accommodated, nonetheless, these studies are limited since they do not consider components degradation due to aging effects.…”

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Aging Reliability Model for Generation Adequacy

Alvarez-Alvarado

Jayaweera

2018

2018 IEEE International Conference on Probabilistic Methods Applied to Power Systems (PMAPS)

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confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Aging Reliability Model for Generation Adequacy

Alvarez-Alvarado

Jayaweera

2018

2018 IEEE International Conference on Probabilistic Methods Applied to Power Systems (PMAPS)

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“…1, it consists of two renewable energy production subsystems, PV and Wind, connected in parallel to a dc bus line which supplies a dc electrical load, with the use of an MPPT controller which allows to optimize and maximize the power produced by both PV and Wind systems. The Photovoltaic (PV) system [2] contains a PV array and dc/dc boost converter. The wind system [4] based on a wind turbine coupled with a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG), ac/dc diode rectifier and dc/dc boost converter for the output power conversion and regulation.…”

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“…Where: is the air density (Kg/m 3 ), S is the swept area of turbine, Vwind is the wind speed (m/s), and Cp is the turbine power coefficient given by [2]:…”

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“…Currently, one of the proposed technological solutions for isolated sites electrification, and therefore solve the problems of using classical techniques to ensure a power grid extension, as well as the environmental and economic disadvantages of using fossil energy sources, we find the use of socalled hybrid energy production systems, which combines renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, which allows ensuring the supply security and autonomy in energy whatever the weather conditions, what has a considerable advantage compared to other systems based on a single energy source [1]. With the aim of a better exploitation of these hybrid systems, using an MPPT controller is required to operate both PV and Wind sources in their maximum power point (MPP) at any time and regardless of the climatic conditions [2], which improves their energy performance and consequently optimizes the performance of PV/Wind complete system. In the literature, there are several proposed MPPT algorithms to control both PV and Wind energy systems [3,4].…”

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Robust Sliding Mode Control based MPPT for a PV/Wind Hybrid Energy System

Zebraoui¹,

Bouzi²

2018

IJIES

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In this paper, we present a modeling and simulation study of a hybrid energy system for isolated sites, which combines photovoltaic system with wind turbine based on permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG). With the aim of improving the performances and extracting the maximum energy produced by the two Photovoltaic (PV) and Wind sources, we developed a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) controller with robust algorithms based on the nonlinear sliding mode control (SMC). Thus, other conventional MPPT methods have been simulated and evaluated to compare them with the proposed algorithms in order to deduce the most efficient in terms of the maximum power reach and the system behavior during optimal power point tracking. And for a better analysis study, the simulations are carried out under variable weather conditions. The simulation results show that the proposed robust sliding mode control techniques (RSMC) are more efficient and have better performance than other MPPT algorithms.

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An Innovative Converterless Solar PV Control Strategy for a Grid Connected Hybrid PV/Wind/Fuel-Cell System Coupled With Battery Energy Storage

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The proposed work addresses the modeling, control, energy management and operation of hybrid grid connected system with wind-PV-Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) integrated with Fuel Cell (FC) and Electrolyzer. A hybrid PV-Wind-FC with electrolyzer consisting of BESS with the least number of control loops and converters has been proposed. The proposed hybrid system presents a cost efficient solution for integrating PV into a hybrid system by eliminating the PV converter. This includes the design of controllers for grid-connected hybrid systems with a renewable distributed generator (Wind and PV) as a primary source, BESS as a secondary source and FC with Electrolyzer as a tertiary source. In addition, the lead compensator along with integrator is used for obtaining enough phase margin and removing steady state error completely. It increases the stability of the controller and adds phase shift φ s at a cross gain frequency (ω cut ). The Grid Side Controller (GSC) is capable of providing frequency support to the utility grid, when it is linked to the grid. In the proposed configuration, PV power is maximized and injected into grid through GSC. Rotor Side Converter (RSC) and GSC ensure the support for sharing the burden of the grid station. Moreover, the proposed controller of BESS with coordination of FC eliminates the effect of intermittency of power generated from wind and PV. Excess power production by renewable distribution generation is used by Electrolyzer to generate hydrogen. This hydrogen is further used by FC when there is not enough power generation due to unfavorable weather conditions. The energy management has been presented to fulfill the load profile, avoid BESS overcharging and to minimize the intermittency and fluctuation of Wind and PV sources. This method guarantees steady power flow and service continuity. The Simulink model of the proposed system results validate the efficiency of the proposed hybrid system as compared to the conventional hybrid system reported in the literature. The modeling of the proposed system and analysis has been demonstrated using the MATLAB Simulink model. Lastly, the energy management of the system has also been examined and compared with the conventional power system.INDEX TERMS Grid-connected system, Energy management system, Battery energy storage system, Electrolyzer, Fuel Cell, Doubly fed induction motor, Maximum power point tracking I. INTRODUCTIONAn increase in number of home appliances to do simple tasks of the household has made life very relaxed and effortless.Whereas with the inclusion of each electric appliance at home the electric demand is growing. Power generation is continuously increasing to fulfill the electric power demand.

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Modeling and simulation of hybrid power system integrating wind, solar, biodiesel energies and storage battery

Cited by 11 publications

References 10 publications

Aging Reliability Model for Generation Adequacy

Aging Reliability Model for Generation Adequacy

Robust Sliding Mode Control based MPPT for a PV/Wind Hybrid Energy System

An Innovative Converterless Solar PV Control Strategy for a Grid Connected Hybrid PV/Wind/Fuel-Cell System Coupled With Battery Energy Storage

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