Microgrid Operation under Frequency Control Method

D.V. Armeev; A.Y. Arestova; Y.A. Abramova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.698.716

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 698Microgrid Operation under Frequency Control Method

Microgrid Operation under Frequency Control Method

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Intensive development of cogeneration and SmartGrid technologies provide an opportunity to form Microgrid within a distribution system. Microgrid can act as part of an interconnected power system or operate in isolated mode. Islanding is performed under faults, power interruption, etc. There are several technical problems when Microgrid resynchronizes to the grid. This paper presents three control strategies to be used to reconnect with the utility: 1. without any emergency control actions; 2. frequency load shedding; 3. frequency control method.

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Distributed Generation (DG), Frequency Control, Islanding, Microgrid, Resynchronization, Smart Grid (SG), Synchronization

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