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Dynamic Droop Control in Microgrid for Stability Enhancement Considering RES Variation
Abstract—In this paper, small signal stability analysis of a
hybrid Microgrid (MG) considering RES variations is addressed.
As wind speed or solar irradiance fluctuates, active power output
from DGs might vary significantly. Hence, the power sharing
scheme would change considerably. Dynamic droop-gain control
is proposed to deal with the RES change and maintain the
stability of MG. The proposed control method provides
adjustable power sharing strategies to manage RES fluctuation
and ensure frequency and voltage regulation of each DGs.
Eigenvalues analysis and time domain simulation suggest that at
high wind speed and solar irradiance the damping ratio of
critical modes and dynamic performance of DG units defer
significantly. As the dynamic droop controller implemented, the
damping performance and stability margin of the hybrid MG
were improved in different operating condition, ensuring stable
MG operation in most of RES conditions.
Keywords—Microgrid, RES variations, variable droop, power
sharing, small signal stability
“Estrategia de control robusto descentralizado para una micro-red aislada con generación distribuida acoplada para mejorar la estabilidad de voltaje”
El constante avance de la tecnología
requiere una gran cantidad de energía, por
ello se ha propuesto la inclusión de fuentes
de energía renovable (RES) cerca de los
centros de carga. Estas RES son
implementadas también en sectores donde
el sistema eléctrico convencional no es
capaz de llegar, de esta manera se
garantiza el abastecimiento de energía
eléctrica a toda la población. Sin embargo,
la implementación de estos nuevos
sistemas implica retos de control para que
su funcionamiento sea correcto,
indiferente que la Micro-red funcione de
forma conectada o aislada a la red
convencional.
Este trabajo presenta una novedosa
estrategia de control de Micro-redes
aisladas, basado en el control jerárquico y
control droop modificado. Esta estrategia
robusta permite mejorar la estabilidad de
voltaje y su comportamiento transitorio.
Se implementa una Micro-red de
referencia con dos fuentes fotovoltaicas
con valores nominales. Lo que permite
verificar el desempeño de la estrategia
propuesta comparando con un controlador
PI convencional.Technological advances demand a huge
amount of electricity, therefore
Renewable Energy Resources (RES) must
be near the electrical demand is huge, in
addition they are implemented in rural
places, where electric utility is not able to
provide the service. However, the
implementation of these new systems
implies facing new challenges for the
correct operation of Microgrid connected
or islanded from the conventional system.
This research presents a novel control
strategy for islanded Microgrids, based on
hierarchical control and modified droop
control. The robust control strategy
presented allows stability voltage
improvement and its transient behavior.
Which subscribes to verify the
performance of the proposed strategy
compared with a conventional PI
controller
Estrategia de control robusto descentralizado para una micro-red aislada con generación distribuida acoplada para mejorar la estabilidad de voltaje.
El paper presenta una novedosa estrategia de control de Micro-redes aisladas, basado en el control jerárquico y control droop modificado. Esta estrategia robusta permite mejorar la estabilidad de voltaje y su comportamiento transitorio.
Se implementa una Micro-red de referencia con dos fuentes fotovoltaicas con valores nominales. Lo que permite verificar el desempeño de la estrategia propuesta comparando con un controlador PI convencional. El constante avance de la tecnología requiere una gran cantidad de energía, por ello se ha propuesto la inclusión de fuentes de energía renovable (RES) cerca de los centros de carga. Estas RES son implementadas también en sectores donde el sistema eléctrico convencional no es capaz de llegar, de esta manera se garantiza el abastecimiento de energía eléctrica a toda la población. Sin embargo, la implementación de estos nuevos sistemas implica retos de control para que su funcionamiento sea correcto, indiferente que la Micro-red funcione de forma conectada o aislada a la red convencional
Modeling and Analyzing of Inverters for Controlling Voltage and Frequency in an Islanded Microgrid
Recently, the growth of inverter-based generations (IBGs) like solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind turbine generators in the form of microgrids (MGs) has been increasing. However, control of voltage and frequency becomes a challenging task for MGs especially when they operate in an islanded mode, due to the inherent low-inertia feature of IBGs compared to a grid-tied mode where there is a grid support. This thesis deals with modeling and analyzing of inverters capable of controlling voltage and frequency through external conventional droop control for the islanded operation of MG. In this thesis, a state space model is developed for a voltage source inverter with droop control. Moreover, non-linear models for the inverters in single and parallel cases with droop control are developed and the results are verified in different load scenarios. The results show a good performance of the projected control, both in the isolated operation of an inverter supplying a load, and in the parallel operation of isolated inverters, where there is power sharing to properly feed the load. MATLAB/Simulink environment is used for the work
Dynamic Droop Control in Microgrid for Stability Enhancement Considering RES Variation
In this paper, small signal stability analysis of a hybrid Microgrid (MG) considering RES variations is addressed. As wind speed or solar irradiance fluctuates, active power output from DGs might vary significantly. Hence, the power sharing scheme would change considerably. Dynamic droop-gain control is proposed to deal with the RES change and maintain the stability of MG. The proposed control method provides adjustable power sharing strategies to manage RES fluctuation and ensure frequency and voltage regulation of each DGs. Eigenvalues analysis and time domain simulation suggest that at high wind speed and solar irradiance the damping ratio of critical modes and dynamic performance of DG units defer significantly. As the dynamic droop controller implemented, the damping performance and stability margin of the hybrid MG were improved in different operating condition, ensuring stable MG operation in most of RES conditions