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Dynamic Active and Reactive Power Sharing Schemes in Islanded Microgrids (Patent Application No. GB1613956.0)
Swansea University Author: Meghdad Fazeli
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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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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 EEEG 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 Electronic and Electrical Engineering COLLEGE CODE EEEG 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 |
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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 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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