Power reserve control of solar photovoltaic system for improved frequency response of a stand-alone power system

Owais, Raja; Iqbal, Sheikh Javed

doi:10.1080/15567036.2021.2017078

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“…As a fitness function, an integral-squared quantity that is defined across a certain control horizon is put up to assess the caliber of the solutions produced. 49 It is worth mentioning that the choice of objective function for POD depends on several factors like the nature of the system, type of disturbance, desired control performance, computational burden, and the designers choice. [50][51][52] However, in this work, integral squared error is used mainly due to its distinctive feature of penalizing high magnitude errors in a larger fashion and lower magnitude errors in a smaller way, which is not the case when other objective functions are taken into account.…”

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“…To determine a cluster's center, we simply take the mean of every single data item within it. The difficulty in determining K centroids is minimizing the objective function, which is calculated based on the data vector ½X ¼ x 1 , x 2 ,…, x n and the centroid positions ½Z ¼ z 1 , z 2 , …, z K as shown in Equation (49).…”

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“…Based on Equation (49), it can be seen that the value of CL SA j ðtÞ fluctuates between 0 and 1, which ultimately aids in illustrating where each SA ! at the successive runs, which is given as…”

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“…With a parameter set of 32 variables serving as the decision variables, the given situation may thus be framed as an optimization problem. As a fitness function, an integral‐squared quantity that is defined across a certain control horizon is put up to assess the caliber of the solutions produced 49 . It is worth mentioning that the choice of objective function for POD depends on several factors like the nature of the system, type of disturbance, desired control performance, computational burden, and the designers choice 50–52 .…”

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An intelligent cascaded fuzzy‐lead‐lag‐based damping control scheme incorporating variable frequency transformer and superconducting magnetic energy storage in multimachine power system

Mushtaq,

Mufti

2023

Circuit Theory & Apps

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This paper investigates the potential capability of recently proposed flexible power transmisssion device, namely, variable frequency transformer (VFT), to effectively mitigate low‐frequency oscillations (LFOs). VFT with a high rotational inertia has an inherent natural damping capacity that may be utilized to attenuate power system oscillations. To provide additional system damping, a comprehensive approach is presented, which integrates the coordination of VFT with superconducting magnetic energy storage (SMES). An intelligently designed novel cascaded lead‐lag fuzzy logic controller (CLLFLC) utilizing a global stabilizing control signal constitutes the supervisory controller for VFT and SMES. The stabilizing feedback signal that contains information about overall system dynamics can be easily obtained through wide area measurement systems (WAMS) and is determined using participation factor (PF) analysis. In addition, a newly developed optimization technique known as K‐means optimizer (KO) is used for optimizing CLLFLC parameters utilized for the carefully orchestrated operation of VFT and SMES. Numerous simulation studies are conducted on two‐area multigenerator interconnected network to validate the resilience of the suggested approach. The findings demonstrate that the proposed control strategy with optimized gain parameters efficaciously damped the LFOs. To show the superior damping effectiveness of the suggested KO‐CLLFLC controller, a comparative performance evaluation with a damping controller designed on residue approach was also undertaken.

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An intelligent cascaded fuzzy‐lead‐lag‐based damping control scheme incorporating variable frequency transformer and superconducting magnetic energy storage in multimachine power system

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2023

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Reactive power management in variable frequency transformer (VFT)‐integrated multi‐machine power systems: A STATCOM‐based approach

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Bakhsh

2024

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In order to improve power system stability and suppress low power oscillations, active power regulation using variable frequency transformer (VFT) plays an important role. The literature has already documented in‐depth research on active power transfer control principles of VFT. The VFT, which is basically a wound rotor induction machine consumes reactive power because of magnetizing winding. In terms of the power flow interchange in a two‐area power system incorporating VFT, this work gives an extensive analysis to comprehend the reactive power needs under various operating circumstances. In the context of reactive power compensation, the present study explores two distinct methodologies: the implementation of a fixed shunt capacitor and the utilization of an artificial neural network (ANN)‐based static synchronous compensator (STATCOM). The STATCOM‐based control technique outperforms the conventional fixed shunt capacitor by demonstrating improved capabilities in reducing reactive power imbalances and stabilizing the power system. Further, a control scheme based on voltage regulation is implemented for integrating the STATCOM to enhance the fault ride through capability of a three‐phase bus fault. Additionally, two‐area test system is exposed to a reactive load shift to evaluate the operation of STATCOM, which restores the bus voltage to its pre‐specified value.

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An Intelligent Two-Level Control of Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant for Electromechanical Oscillation Damping in Power Systems

Owais

Iqbal

2022

Arab J Sci Eng

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Power reserve control of solar photovoltaic system for improved frequency response of a stand-alone power system

Cited by 11 publications

References 40 publications

An intelligent cascaded fuzzy‐lead‐lag‐based damping control scheme incorporating variable frequency transformer and superconducting magnetic energy storage in multimachine power system

An intelligent cascaded fuzzy‐lead‐lag‐based damping control scheme incorporating variable frequency transformer and superconducting magnetic energy storage in multimachine power system

Reactive power management in variable frequency transformer (VFT)‐integrated multi‐machine power systems: A STATCOM‐based approach

An Intelligent Two-Level Control of Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant for Electromechanical Oscillation Damping in Power Systems

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