RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid

International Journal of Emerging Electric Power System

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Hoofdauteurs: Ajewole, T.O, Oyekanmi, W.A, Babalola, A.A., Omoigui, M.O
Formaat: Tijdschrift
Taal:Engels
Gepubliceerd in: IEEE 2020
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author Ajewole, T.O
Oyekanmi, W.A
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Omoigui, M.O
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spelling oai:ir.oauife.edu.ng:123456789-51632023-05-13T11:12:49Z RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid Ajewole, T.O Oyekanmi, W.A Babalola, A.A. Omoigui, M.O model hybrid-source lab-microgrid emulator grid-former feeder International Journal of Emerging Electric Power System Three energy sources: a pico-hydropower emulator, a diesel engine emulator and a wind turbine emulator; are inter-connected at a point of common coupling, with the hybridized source supplying an aggregate of electrical load. A control scheme is developed that employs the synchronous machine-based pico-hydropower emulator as grid-forming source, while the other two sources feed the grid-former. Since models demonstrated with simulated weather data and load demand profiles may not accurately represent the operational behaviours of the actual system in the real-world scenario, a real-life wind speed profile is implemented on the wind turbine emulator to investigate the behaviours of the lab-microgrid under a near-real-world operating scenario. Balance reactive power flow is established among the three source emulators as a result of which the frequencies of the emulators are synchronized. A proper fault ride-through characteristic is also exhibited by the system. These show that the near-real-world behaviours of the lab-microgrid closely match the operational performance of the actual microgrid in the real-world scenario. The application could, therefore, be adopted as an affordable laboratory tool in research activities and as an instructional kit in teaching on the autonomous microgrid. 2020-02-07T14:28:49Z 2020-02-07T14:28:49Z 2017-01 Journal https://ir.oauife.edu.ng/handle/123456789/5163 en application/pdf IEEE
spellingShingle model
hybrid-source
lab-microgrid
emulator
grid-former
feeder
Ajewole, T.O
Oyekanmi, W.A
Babalola, A.A.
Omoigui, M.O
RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid
title RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid
title_full RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid
title_fullStr RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid
title_full_unstemmed RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid
title_short RYDS Modeling of a Hybrid-Source Autonomous Electric Microgrid
title_sort ryds modeling of a hybrid source autonomous electric microgrid
topic model
hybrid-source
lab-microgrid
emulator
grid-former
feeder
url https://ir.oauife.edu.ng/handle/123456789/5163
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