Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller

Abstract In today's electrical grid, frequency cannot be ignored. The proliferation of renewable energy sources into a power system degrades its frequency; hence, the need for frequency regulation has been increased as a result. The second major factor is the perturbation in the load that origi...

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Main Authors: Daud Sibtain, Turab Rafiq, Mehdi Hassan Bhatti, Sulman Shahzad, Heybet Kilic
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2023-12-01
Series:IET Renewable Power Generation
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/rpg2.12885
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author Daud Sibtain
Turab Rafiq
Mehdi Hassan Bhatti
Sulman Shahzad
Heybet Kilic
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Mehdi Hassan Bhatti
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Heybet Kilic
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description Abstract In today's electrical grid, frequency cannot be ignored. The proliferation of renewable energy sources into a power system degrades its frequency; hence, the need for frequency regulation has been increased as a result. The second major factor is the perturbation in the load that originates the frequency fluctuation which needs to be suppressed in minimum time to avoid any system collapse. The designing of an optimal controller is indispensable because of increasing power system complexity. In order to maintain the stability of the power system, this paper presents the cascaded design of the model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller (MPC‐FOPIDN) to mitigate the frequency oscillations due to disruption in load. The combination of the predictive capabilities of model predictive control (MPC) and fractional order control enhances control abilities, making it an optimal control strategy for load frequency control (LFC). The grasshopper optimization algorithm (GOA) is applied to obtain optimal gains values for the FOPID controller. The efficacy of the controller has effectively mitigated frequency fluctuations caused by a change in demand or any uncertainty in the power system.
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spelling doaj.art-9f9250a65e8a4e9083ab8bd778121a7d2023-12-21T08:06:44ZengWileyIET Renewable Power Generation1752-14161752-14242023-12-0117163836385510.1049/rpg2.12885Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controllerDaud Sibtain0Turab Rafiq1Mehdi Hassan Bhatti2Sulman Shahzad3Heybet Kilic4Harbin Electric Company Limited Harbin ChinaHarbin Electric Company Limited Harbin ChinaHarbin Electric Company Limited Harbin ChinaNational Transmission and Despatch Company Limited (NTDCL) Lahore PakistanDepartment of Electric Power and Energy Systems Dicle University Diyarbakır TurkeyAbstract In today's electrical grid, frequency cannot be ignored. The proliferation of renewable energy sources into a power system degrades its frequency; hence, the need for frequency regulation has been increased as a result. The second major factor is the perturbation in the load that originates the frequency fluctuation which needs to be suppressed in minimum time to avoid any system collapse. The designing of an optimal controller is indispensable because of increasing power system complexity. In order to maintain the stability of the power system, this paper presents the cascaded design of the model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller (MPC‐FOPIDN) to mitigate the frequency oscillations due to disruption in load. The combination of the predictive capabilities of model predictive control (MPC) and fractional order control enhances control abilities, making it an optimal control strategy for load frequency control (LFC). The grasshopper optimization algorithm (GOA) is applied to obtain optimal gains values for the FOPID controller. The efficacy of the controller has effectively mitigated frequency fluctuations caused by a change in demand or any uncertainty in the power system.https://doi.org/10.1049/rpg2.12885fractional order PID controllergrasshopper optimization algorithmload frequency controlmodel predictive controller
spellingShingle Daud Sibtain
Turab Rafiq
Mehdi Hassan Bhatti
Sulman Shahzad
Heybet Kilic
Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller
IET Renewable Power Generation
fractional order PID controller
grasshopper optimization algorithm
load frequency control
model predictive controller
title Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller
title_full Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller
title_fullStr Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller
title_full_unstemmed Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller
title_short Frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order PID controller
title_sort frequency stabilization for interconnected renewable based power system using cascaded model predictive controller with fractional order pid controller
topic fractional order PID controller
grasshopper optimization algorithm
load frequency control
model predictive controller
url https://doi.org/10.1049/rpg2.12885
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