Power Quality in Microgrids Based on Distributed Generators

• Main Author: Chandra, Ambrish (auth)
• Other Authors: Geng, Hua (auth)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2019
• Subjects: History of engineering & technology; power quality improvement; differential feedforward; weak grid; data testing; distributed generations; voltage-source converter; dynamic frequency support; coordinated control; grid-connection/island switching process; virtual damping; PV generation; virtual inertia; autonomous microgrid; optimal virtual resistor; multi-inverter system; standalone microgrid; unscented Kalman filter; HVDC; voltage fluctuation; solar photovoltaic system; nonlinear dynamic system; state estimation; voltage stability; diesel generator; voltage control; multi-time scale; sliding mode control; power system simulation; stability analysis; grid impedance; modeling method; shunt inverter; voltage compensation; 2nd-order lowpass filter; virtual synchronous generator; microgrid; output impedance; hybrid energy storage; grid-connected inverter; parameter identification; wind farm; frequency stability; harmonic suppression; current source mode (CSM); voltage source mode (VSM); stand-alone microgrid; frequency control; vector control; power quality control; grid-tied inverter; submarine cables; line commutated converter; reference current compensation; power quality; series inverter; impedance enhancement
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Summary

This book comprises ten articles covering different aspects of power quality issues in microgrids and distributed generation (DG) systems, including 1) Detection and estimation of power quality; 2) Modeling; 3) Harmonic control for DG systems and microgrids; 4) Stability improvements for microgrids. Different power quality phenomena and solution were studied in the included papers, such as harmonics, resonance, frequency deviation, voltage sag, and fluctuation. From a network point of view, some papers studied the harmonic and stability issues in standalone microgrids which are more likely to cause power quality problems. Other papers discussed the power quality problems in microgrids which are weakly interconnected with the main distribution grid. In view of the published papers, there is a trend that increasingly advanced modeling, analysis, and control schemes were applied in the studies. Moreover, the latest works focus not only on single-unit problems but also multiple units or network issues. Although some of the hot topics are not included, this book covers multiple aspects of the current power quality research frontier, and represents a particularly useful reference book for frontier researchers in this field.

Physical Description

1 electronic resource (194 p.)

ISBN

books978-3-03928-007-0
9783039280063
9783039280070

Access

Open Access