Smart meter design with incorporated dynamic control of grid connected three phase inverter

Sharma, Navonita; Chakraborty, Ajoy Kumar; Chakraborti, Abanishwar

doi:10.1109/icpes.2017.8387377

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“…Some researchers suggest the use of incentives/tariffbased control for generating optimal power flow and balancing active and reactive power in the system, as shown in [23], while other researchers suggest the use of real-time data for generating control logic [24,25]. Some of the research also suggests the integration of inverter control logic and related incentive tariffs [26,27] within the SMX/SMG module which will be both cost-effective and user-customized. A case study has been presented in the next section where real-time smart meter data have been used to generate the appropriate control signals to support the instantaneous grid requirements.…”

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Implementation of Dynamic Controls for Grid-Tied-Inverters through Next-Generation Smart Meters and Its Application in Modernized Grid

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Chakraborty

2022

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In this paper, an introduction and comprehensive analysis have been presented for the implementation and application of modern smart meters which include Unbundled Smart Meters (USM) and Next-Generation Open Real-Time Smart Meters (NORM). This article also contributes to methods through which USM and NORM could provide a better perspective to the already available technologies for grid-tied-inverter controlled feeding renewables to the grid. The research proposes a next-generation smart meter model with the feature of a phasor measurement unit. The meter is further integrated with a controller board that controls the power injection from the inverter to the grid based on the real-time data obtained from the smart meter. The inverter is simulated with an open-circuit fault and is controlled to provide non-oscillatory power to the grid based on an instantaneous grid power factor or phase requirement. The proposed meter has the flexibility to add additional features to control the inverter based on other grid requirements such as active and reactive power control, tariff implementation, etc. This manuscript provides the analytical aspects of the use of smart meters in efficient energy management and also addresses the need for smart technologies for grid modernization.

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