Abstract
The power flow management scheme for a microgrid (MG)-connected system utilizing a hybrid technique is suggested in this dissertation. An MG-connected system includes photovoltaic, wind turbine, micro turbine and battery storage. Due to the use of this resource, power production is intermittent and unpredictable, as well as unstable, which causes fluctuation of power in hybrid renewable energy system. To ensure the fluctuation of power, an optimal hybrid technique is suggested. The suggested hybrid technique is joint execution on ANFIS and ASOA. ANFIS stands for adaptive neuro fuzzy interference system, and ASOA stands for advanced salp swarm optimization algorithm, thus it is commonly known as the ANFASO method. In the established method, ANFIS is applied to continuously track the MG-connected system's required load. ASOA optimizes the perfect combination of MG in terms of predicted required load. The suggested methodology is used for optimal cost and to increase renewable energy sources (RESs). Constraints are RES accessibility, power demand and the storage elements. Using the MATLAB/Simulink work site, the ANFASO approach is executed and implemented compared with existing methods. The suggested method is compared with genetic algorithm (GA), BFA and the artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC), and the observed elapsed time of ABC is 37.11 seconds, BFA is 36.96 seconds and GA is 38.08 seconds. The elapsed time of the proposed technique was found to be lower (36.47 seconds) compared to existing techniques. Significant improvements regarding utilization of RES and total generation cost accuracy are attainable by utilizing the proposed approach.
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