First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid
The most recent advancements in renewable energy resources, as well as their broad acceptance in power sectors, have created substantial operational, security, and management concerns. As a result of the continual decrease in power system inertia, it is critical to maintain the normal operating freq...
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author | Sultan Alghamdi Mohammed Alqarni Muhammad R. Hammad Kareem M. AboRas |
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description | The most recent advancements in renewable energy resources, as well as their broad acceptance in power sectors, have created substantial operational, security, and management concerns. As a result of the continual decrease in power system inertia, it is critical to maintain the normal operating frequency and reduce tie-line power changes. The preceding issues sparked this research, which proposes the Fuzzy Tilted Fractional Order Integral Derivative with Fractional Filter (FTFOIDFF), a unique load frequency controller. The FTFOIDFF controller described here combines the benefits of tilt, fuzzy logic, FOPID, and fractional filter controllers. Furthermore, the prairie dog optimizer (PDO), a newly developed metaheuristic optimization approach, is shown to efficiently tune the suggested controller settings as well as the forms of the fuzzy logic membership functions in the two-area hybrid power grid investigated in this paper. When the PDO results are compared to those of the Seagull Optimization Algorithm, the Runge Kutta optimizer, and the Chaos Game Optimizer for the same hybrid power system, PDO prevails. The system model incorporates physical constraints such as communication time delays and generation rate constraints. In addition, a unified power flow controller (UPFC) is put in the tie-line, and SMES units have been planned in both regions. Furthermore, the contribution of electric vehicles (EVs) is considered in both sections. The proposed PDO-based FTFOIDFF controller outperformed many PDO-based traditional (such as proportional integral derivative (PID), proportional integral derivative acceleration (PIDA), and TFOIDFF) and intelligent (such as Fuzzy PID and Fuzzy PIDA) controllers from the literature. The suggested PDO-based FTFOIDFF controller has excellent performance due to the usage of various load patterns such as step load perturbation, multi-step load perturbation, random load perturbation, random sinusoidal load perturbation, and pulse load perturbation. Furthermore, a variety of scenarios have been implemented to demonstrate the advantageous effects that SMES, UPFC, and EV units have on the overall performance of the system. The sensitivity of a system is ascertained by modifying its parameters from their standard configurations. According to the simulation results, the suggested PDO-based FTFOIDFF controller can improve system stability despite the multiple difficult conditions indicated previously. According to the MATLAB/Simulink data, the proposed method decreased the total fitness function to 0.0875, representing a 97.35% improvement over PID, 95.84% improvement over PIDA, 92.45% improvement over TFOIDFF, 83.43% improvement over Fuzzy PID, and 37.9% improvement over Fuzzy PIDA. |
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spelling | doaj.art-614dce125ff54c2daadd51dc661c79b92023-11-24T14:43:02ZengMDPI AGFractal and Fractional2504-31102023-11-0171180710.3390/fractalfract7110807First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart GridSultan Alghamdi0Mohammed Alqarni1Muhammad R. Hammad2Kareem M. AboRas3Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah 21589, Saudi ArabiaDepartment of Electrical Engineering, University of Business and Technology, Ar Rawdah, Jeddah 23435, Saudi ArabiaDepartment of Electrical Power and Machines, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria 21544, EgyptDepartment of Electrical Power and Machines, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria 21544, EgyptThe most recent advancements in renewable energy resources, as well as their broad acceptance in power sectors, have created substantial operational, security, and management concerns. As a result of the continual decrease in power system inertia, it is critical to maintain the normal operating frequency and reduce tie-line power changes. The preceding issues sparked this research, which proposes the Fuzzy Tilted Fractional Order Integral Derivative with Fractional Filter (FTFOIDFF), a unique load frequency controller. The FTFOIDFF controller described here combines the benefits of tilt, fuzzy logic, FOPID, and fractional filter controllers. Furthermore, the prairie dog optimizer (PDO), a newly developed metaheuristic optimization approach, is shown to efficiently tune the suggested controller settings as well as the forms of the fuzzy logic membership functions in the two-area hybrid power grid investigated in this paper. When the PDO results are compared to those of the Seagull Optimization Algorithm, the Runge Kutta optimizer, and the Chaos Game Optimizer for the same hybrid power system, PDO prevails. The system model incorporates physical constraints such as communication time delays and generation rate constraints. In addition, a unified power flow controller (UPFC) is put in the tie-line, and SMES units have been planned in both regions. Furthermore, the contribution of electric vehicles (EVs) is considered in both sections. The proposed PDO-based FTFOIDFF controller outperformed many PDO-based traditional (such as proportional integral derivative (PID), proportional integral derivative acceleration (PIDA), and TFOIDFF) and intelligent (such as Fuzzy PID and Fuzzy PIDA) controllers from the literature. The suggested PDO-based FTFOIDFF controller has excellent performance due to the usage of various load patterns such as step load perturbation, multi-step load perturbation, random load perturbation, random sinusoidal load perturbation, and pulse load perturbation. Furthermore, a variety of scenarios have been implemented to demonstrate the advantageous effects that SMES, UPFC, and EV units have on the overall performance of the system. The sensitivity of a system is ascertained by modifying its parameters from their standard configurations. According to the simulation results, the suggested PDO-based FTFOIDFF controller can improve system stability despite the multiple difficult conditions indicated previously. According to the MATLAB/Simulink data, the proposed method decreased the total fitness function to 0.0875, representing a 97.35% improvement over PID, 95.84% improvement over PIDA, 92.45% improvement over TFOIDFF, 83.43% improvement over Fuzzy PID, and 37.9% improvement over Fuzzy PIDA.https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3110/7/11/807prairie dog optimizerload frequency controlrenewable energy sourcesfractional-order controllersfuzzy logic controlsustainable |
spellingShingle | Sultan Alghamdi Mohammed Alqarni Muhammad R. Hammad Kareem M. AboRas First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid Fractal and Fractional prairie dog optimizer load frequency control renewable energy sources fractional-order controllers fuzzy logic control sustainable |
title | First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid |
title_full | First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid |
title_fullStr | First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid |
title_full_unstemmed | First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid |
title_short | First-of-Its-Kind Frequency Enhancement Methodology Based on an Optimized Combination of FLC and TFOIDFF Controllers Evaluated on EVs, SMES, and UPFC-Integrated Smart Grid |
title_sort | first of its kind frequency enhancement methodology based on an optimized combination of flc and tfoidff controllers evaluated on evs smes and upfc integrated smart grid |
topic | prairie dog optimizer load frequency control renewable energy sources fractional-order controllers fuzzy logic control sustainable |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3110/7/11/807 |
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