Optimal power flow for power management in Microgrid

Chaphekar, S. N.; Karad, Prashant R.; Dharme, Anjali A.

doi:10.1109/icpeices.2016.7853550

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“…For these minute and second cycle change phenomena, continuous monitoring is added to the algorithm. We have compared the algorithm with some of the recent algorithm papers [1,20,26] and found that this algorithm is less complex compared to others. The power management facility for selecting resources is efficient and reliable in this paper's algorithm.…”

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“…There is no longer a possible way to deliver optimal power flow with a conventional power system. Power management systems need to modernize with the emerging concept of smart grids [1]. Moreover, from the smart grid, the microgrid concept provides proper balance in an electrical system [2].…”

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“…By focusing on the smart grid concept, it becomes clear that an efficient and rapid load flow solution is essential for the distribution planning, automation, and optimization of smart grids [1]. "According to Pragya Kirti Gupta and his colleague, the smart distribution system is the notion of three key technologies: existing electrical systems with or without smart devices, a software system for smart and distributed control, and an adaptive, selfconfigurable communication network, which allows the interaction between the other two.…”

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Electrical Energy Flow Algorithm for Household, Street and Battery Charging in Smart Street Development

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The world demands a smart and green future in every sector, which directly corresponds to increases in electrical energy demand one way or another. It is unfeasible to attain future energy demand with the present electrical infrastructure. That means more research and development is required. Future energy sources should be intermittent, and, in addition, the energy sector should be more inwards for distributed energy generation with demand side control. In such cases, the smartest and most autonomous system would be essential to deliver an adequate power supply with all electrical properties. A real-time monitoring and control system with a self-healing infrastructure is a forthcoming desideratum. By accepting these challenges, we have designed a smart street. The basic idea of the smart street is presented in this paper as a landing page; the paper is more focused on emphasizing information regarding the electrical energy flow algorithm for the household, street, and street battery storages. This algorithm is helpful for two-way energy flow and the automatic detection of islanding and the grid connection mode. It will be not only helpful for the users but to the utility as well.

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“…A current controller is used beside the converter designed in frequency domain working based on the Bode plot. The study in [11] presents an optimal power flow for power management in microgrids. The optimal location of microgrid in a distribution network is determined by considering different penetration ratios of microgrid.…”

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“…These equations are further modified to include the DC power flow considering the line type wmn (0 when line is AC and 1 when it is DC), as shown in (10) and (11). It should be noted that the third term in (10) represents power losses in distribution lines.…”

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