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Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎

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This patent proposes a dynamic active and reactive power ‎sharing scheme based on the available generation capacity of ‎distributed generation units. It is shown that the dynamic ‎active power sharing significantly reduces the energy required ‎from a fossil-fueled auxiliary generator. The dynamic re...

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spelling 2023-04-17T10:27:11.7439968 v2 29758 2016-09-06 Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎ b7aae4026707ed626d812d07018a2113 0000-0003-1448-5339 Meghdad Fazeli Meghdad Fazeli true false 2016-09-06 ACEM This patent proposes a dynamic active and reactive power ‎sharing scheme based on the available generation capacity of ‎distributed generation units. It is shown that the dynamic ‎active power sharing significantly reduces the energy required ‎from a fossil-fueled auxiliary generator. The dynamic reactive ‎power sharing, besides reducing reactive power demand from ‎the auxiliary generator, reduces the stress on each distributed ‎generation’s converter through reducing the reactive power ‎contribution of the unit with higher active power contribution. ‎This all is achieved without any communication between ‎distributed generation units. The proposed method is ‎applicable on both inductive and resistive microgrids. Patent / published patent application 0 0 0 0001-01-01 COLLEGE NANME Aerospace, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering COLLEGE CODE ACEM Swansea University 2023-04-17T10:27:11.7439968 2016-09-06T12:18:58.2705244 Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Aerospace, Civil, Electrical, General and Mechanical Engineering - Electronic and Electrical Engineering Meghdad Fazeli 0000-0003-1448-5339 1
title Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
spellingShingle Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
Meghdad Fazeli
title_short Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
title_full Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
title_fullStr Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
title_full_unstemmed Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
title_sort Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded ‎Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)‎
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description This patent proposes a dynamic active and reactive power ‎sharing scheme based on the available generation capacity of ‎distributed generation units. It is shown that the dynamic ‎active power sharing significantly reduces the energy required ‎from a fossil-fueled auxiliary generator. The dynamic reactive ‎power sharing, besides reducing reactive power demand from ‎the auxiliary generator, reduces the stress on each distributed ‎generation’s converter through reducing the reactive power ‎contribution of the unit with higher active power contribution. ‎This all is achieved without any communication between ‎distributed generation units. The proposed method is ‎applicable on both inductive and resistive microgrids.
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