Load Frequency Control of Multi-interconnected Renewable Energy Plants Using Multi-Verse Optimizer

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A reliable approach based on a multi-verse optimization algorithm (MVO) for designing load frequency control incorporated in multi-interconnected power system comprising wind power and photovoltaic (PV) plants is presented in this paper. It has been applied for optimizing the control parameters of the load frequency controller (LFC) of the multi-source power system (MSPS). The MSPS includes thermal, gas, and hydro power plants for energy generation. Moreover, the MSPS is integrated with renewable energy sources (RES). The MVO algorithm is applied to acquire the ideal parameters of the controller for controlling a single area and a multi-area MSPS integrated with RES. HVDC link is utilized in shunt with AC multi-areas interconnection tie line. The proposed scheme has achieved robust performance against the disturbance in loading conditions, variation of system parameters, and size of step load perturbation (SLP). Meanwhile, the simulation outcomes showed a good dynamic performance of the proposed controller.

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Rezk, H., Mohamed, M. A., Zaki Diab, A. A., & Kanagaraj, N. (2021). Load Frequency Control of Multi-interconnected Renewable Energy Plants Using Multi-Verse Optimizer. Computer Systems Science and Engineering, 37(2), 219–231. https://doi.org/10.32604/csse.2021.015543

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