DocumentCode :
3599501
Title :
Reactive power control of autonomous wind-diesel hybrid power systems using ANN
Author :
Bansal, R.C. ; Bhatti, T.S. ; Kumar, V.
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Eng. & Phys., South Pacific Suva Univ., Suva
fYear :
2007
Firstpage :
982
Lastpage :
987
Abstract :
This paper presents an artificial neural network (ANN) based approach to tune the parameters of the SVC reactive power controller over a wide range of typical load model parameters. The gains of PI (proportional integral) based reactive power controller are optimised for typical values of the load voltage characteristics by conventional techniques. Using the generated data, the method of multilayer feed-forward ANN with the error back-propagation training is employed. An ANN tuned static var compensator (SVC) controller has been applied to control the reactive power of variable slip/speed model of isolated wind-diesel hybrid power system. Transient responses of sample hybrid power system have also been presented.
Keywords :
PI control; backpropagation; feedforward neural nets; hybrid power systems; power system control; reactive power control; static VAr compensators; transient response; ANN tuned static var compensator; SVC reactive power control; artificial neural network; autonomous wind-diesel hybrid power systems; error back-propagation training; isolated wind-diesel hybrid power system; multilayer feed-forward ANN; proportional integral control; speed model; transient responses; variable slip model; Artificial neural networks; Hybrid power systems; Load modeling; Nonhomogeneous media; Pi control; Power system modeling; Proportional control; Reactive power control; Static VAr compensators; Voltage control; Isolated wind-diesel hybrid power system; artificial neural network; proportionalintegral controller; static var compensator;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Power Engineering Conference, 2007. IPEC 2007. International
Print_ISBN :
978-981-05-9423-7
Type :
conf
Filename :
4510168
Link To Document :
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