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A virtual inertia control strategy of interlinking converters in islanded hybrid AC/DC microgrid
conference contribution
posted on 2019-07-05, 08:27 authored by Jingyi Xiao, Alian Chen, Zhengyu LinZhengyu Lin, Haihua XueIn an islanded hybrid AC/DC microgrid, the existing intermittent distributed generations (DGs) and local loads variation frequently cause power fluctuation. And the DC bus voltage is sensitive to it. A virtual inertia control strategy of interlinking converters (ILCs) in an islanded hybrid microgrid is proposed in this paper, which restrains the DC bus voltage fluctuation and enhances the inertia of the hybrid microgrid. Traditional droop control methods of ILCs mostly only focus on power sharing. The proposed control strategy can not only maintain proportional power distribution between DC and AC subgrids, but also regulate the DC bus voltage directly. It can improve microgrid stability during DC-side loading transitions or distributed energy fluctuations. Moreover, no additional energy storage or inverters are required in a cost-effective manner. The validity of the proposed control method is verified by offline time-domain simulation in MATLAB/Simulink and real-time experiment in OPAL-RT digital platform.
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School
- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
Published in
2019 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE)Pages
6301 - 6308Citation
XIAO, J. .... et al., 2019. A virtual inertia control strategy of interlinking converters in islanded hybrid AC/DC microgrid. IN: 2019 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE), Baltimore, MD, USA, 29th Sept- 3rd Oct.Publisher
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2019-06-30Publication date
2019-11-28Copyright date
2019ISBN
9781728103952eISSN
2329-3748Publisher version
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- en