COORDINATED CONTROL AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF DISTRIBUTED GENERATION INVERTERS IN A MICROGRID
Keywords:
Micro grid Analysis,, Energy management techniqueAbstract
This project presents a micro grid consisting of different distributed generation (DG) units that are connected to the distribution grid. The proposed micro grid consists of a photovoltaic (PV) array which functions as the primary generation unit of the micro grid and a proton-exchange membrane fuel cell to supplement the variability in the power generated by the PV array. The control design for the DG inverters employs a new model predictive control algorithm which enables faster computational time for large power systems by optimizing the steady-state and the transient control problems separately.
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