Dynamic Modeling and Control of Hybrid Power Systems

混合动力系统的动态建模和控制

• 批准号: RGPIN-2019-04126
• 负责人: Iqbal, Mohammad
• 金额: $ 2.04万
• 依托单位: Memorial University of Newfoundland
• 依托单位国家: 加拿大
• 项目类别: Discovery Grants Program - Individual
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 加拿大
• 起止时间: 2020-01-01 至 2021-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/ase-oro/Details-Detailles_eng.asp?id=713791
• 关键词: Dynamic; Modeling; Control; Hybrid; Power

Power systems that include conventional generation and renewable energy sources are called hybrid power systems. Canada has hundreds of remote isolated diesel-powered communities and many people live off-grid. Each remote community and isolated home can potentially use a more effective hybrid power system to supply power needs. The optimal sizing of a hybrid power system depends on the configuration of system components and cost analysis. The analysis and design of hybrid power systems is complex because of the nonlinear power characteristics of the components, e.g., wind turbine, PV system, energy storage, backup generator, and the load. Hybrid power systems also require optimal dynamic and supervisory controllers and may involve AC as well as a DC bus. The objectives of the proposed research program are to develop new predictive models and optimal control systems and components for small hybrid power systems. This research will integrate subsystem level models of small wind turbines, photovoltaic solar cells, batteries, and generators to develop new dynamic models of hybrid power systems. System controllers will be designed with the simulation results of hybrid power system models. More specifically, the research program will develop and identify: (1) new methods to determine a reduced order dynamic model of hybrid power systems that could be simulated more quickly than existing models; (2) intelligent control methods including supervisory controllers and ultra-low power data loggers; (3) a new linear parameter varying controller and a fuzzy supervisory controller for hybrid power systems and determine the best operational strategy; and (4) a low voltage nano-grid to power remote houses with distributed battery storage and renewable sources including a dynamic and supervisory controller for optimal operation. The research will develop a method to eliminate circulating currents between converters in hybrid power systems when such converters are working in synchronous and asynchronous switching modes. Also, it aims to develop a new method for reliability analysis of small remote hybrid power systems. The reduced order modeling and design of new ultra-low power controllers and data loggers are innovative since they will positively impact simulation techniques and phantom losses in hybrid power systems. The proposed research on a nano-grid will design a new supervisory controller and resolve its associated converters issues. The proposed research program will lead to new knowledge on hybrid power systems, their design, control, instrumentation, data logging, and reliability analysis. The research will enhance the adoption of renewable energy in Canada thereby helping to meet its commitment to reduce emissions and improves the lives of people living in remote northern communities. This research will also train ten graduate students on hybrid renewable power systems, hence developing the needed HQP for the renewable energy industry in Canada.

包括传统发电和可再生能源的电力系统被称为混合电力系统。加拿大有数百个偏远孤立的柴油社区，许多人生活在离网的地方。每个偏远社区和孤立的家庭都可以使用更有效的混合动力系统来满足电力需求。混合动力系统的最优规模取决于系统组件的配置和成本分析。由于风力发电机组、光伏发电系统、储能系统、备用发电机和负载等组成部分的非线性功率特性，混合电力系统的分析和设计非常复杂。混合动力系统还需要最优动态控制器和监控控制器，并且可能涉及交流和直流总线。