Power Management in Hybrid Microgrid

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This paper is representing power management in a hybrid microgrid. The hybrid microgrid consists of PV, wind, battery, and grid. The power management strategy is mentioned in islanding and grid-connected mode. In a grid-connected system, the grid converter has to monitor and manage the power to flow between microgrid and grid. The voltage shifting based droop control technique is used in DG for proper load sharing when two sources are connected in parallel. DG units in hybrid microgrid have two switching modes including droop control and maximum power tracking (MPPT). The operation of a hybrid microgrid is operated in different thee mode. The bus voltage is the main carrier to switching the mode of a hybrid microgrid. The power management algorithm for hybrid microgrid described here. This renewable-based hybrid microgrid model can be used for different aspects like small residential and commercial buildings. The feasibility and effectiveness of this strategy for hybrid microgrid running in various modes verified by simulation result.

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Karkar*, H. M., Trivedi, I. N., & Ghosh, P. K. (2020). Power Management in Hybrid Microgrid. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 9(5), 1964–1969. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.e2967.039520

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