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Abstract
In regard to electric devices, currently designed large-scale distributed generation systems require a precise prediction strategy based on the composition of internal component owing to an environmental fluctuating condition and forecasted power variation. A number of renewable resources, such as solar or marine based energies, are made up of a low voltage direct current (DC) network. In addition to actively considering a power compensation plan, these generation systems have negative effects, which can be induced to a connected power system. When a storage is connected to a DC-based generation system on an inner network along with other generators, a precise state analysis plan should back the utilization process. This paper presents a cooperative operating condition, consisting of the shared DC section, which includes photovoltaic (PVs) and energy storage devices. An active storage management plan with voltage-expectation is introduced and compared via a commercialized electro-magnetic transient simulation tool with designed environmental conditions. Owing to their complexity, the case studies were sequentially advanced by dividing state analysis verification and storage device operation.
Highlights
Solar power still has huge potential and the rate of installation has been growing drastically.A report by the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) revealed that the European cumulative photovoltaic (PV) capacity, had increase to more than 120 GW from around 29 GW in 2010 [1]
The main objective is to come up with an energy storage system (ESS) compensation scheme that considers exact voltage level so as to implement a power-management plan for a direct current (DC)-combined system by focusing on the demand of the power system. What distinguishes it from previous research on the renewable-ESS integrated networks is that it focused on a method to minimize errors based on detailed circuit analysis rather than systemic utilization
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Summary
Solar power still has huge potential and the rate of installation has been growing drastically. PV plants with a capacity of over 1 GW have been connected worldwide as described in [2], and a number of megawatt (MW)-scaled PV arrays have been configured in those farm networks These trends will continue to increase, and the production management which covers their stochastic characteristics will pose a challenge in the power system industry. To stably and efficiently harness energy from various renewable resources, clustered distribution farms have pursued integrating compensation devices for supporting grid operation with enhanced controllability [3]. The main objective is to come up with an ESS compensation scheme that considers exact voltage level so as to implement a power-management plan for a DC-combined system by focusing on the demand of the power system What distinguishes it from previous research on the renewable-ESS integrated networks is that it focused on a method to minimize errors based on detailed circuit analysis rather than systemic utilization. The case studies focus on the operational accuracy of the proposed control scheme in regards to imposed order from operator
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