Voltage and frequency stabilization by fuzzy integrated droop control of a multi renewable source micro grid

Abstract

A multi renewable source micro-grid system has many power quality issues when it is operated in grid islanding condition. During grid connected mode the voltage and frequency of the system will remain stable for small disturbances like load changes or environmental changes. During these sudden variations in the system, the grid supports the load maintaining the system stable. In this paper a droop control is introduced for the renewable source module 3-ph inverter during standalone mode supporting the load. For detection of grid islanding, an active islanding detection control is adopted which makes the 3-ph inverter to shift from synchronous reference frame (SRF) control to droop control. The performance of the droop control is improvised with fuzzy interference structure (FIS) module replacing the conventional proportional integral and derivative (PID) control. A comparative analysis is done in this paper with different controllers in droop control scheme using matrix laboratory (MATLAB) Simulink software. Stability analysis is carried out on the system determining the voltage and frequency fluctuations during grid disturbances. There is an improvement in load compensation, voltage ripple, voltage magnitude, frequency ripple and settling time with the introduced fuzzy droop controller.

The performance of a multilevel multifunctional solar inverter under various control methods

“…The overall efficiency of any PV system is determined by its ability to extract reference current signals. Control techniques for grid-connected solar PV include Akagies instantaneous reactive power (IRP) theory [34]- [39], SRF theory [40]- [48], leaky least mean square (LMS) [49], and LMS-least mean fourth (hybrid LMS-LMF) [50]- [52]. All of these theories proposed different methods for obtaining reference currents.…”