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Improved Voltage Regulation in Hybrid Photovoltaic/Wind Using Modified Dynamic Voltage Restorer with Hybrid Control Scheme

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Renewable Power for Sustainable Growth (ICRP 2023)

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The end-user load connected to micro-grid the highly sensitive to voltage disturbances. This study analyzed the improvement in the voltage regulation of hybrid PV/wind systems using Without Energy Storage (WES)-based Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR) by inserting voltage at a common point of the network to maintain the supply value at the load side. However, the controller of WES-based DVR is more important to improve the voltage regulation and Fault Ride through (FRT) capability in the hybrid network. The hybrid feedforward/feedback hysteresis control of WES-based DVR verifies the better response during various fault conditions as compared to open-loop control which is the novelty of this research. The positivity of the modified DVR and controller is verified through a test system modeled in MATLAB/Simulink-based simulation measures. The simulation results show better response during the transient and steady-state period and better voltage regulation during several three-phase fault conditions.

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Rani, P., Parkash, V., Sharma, N.K. (2024). Improved Voltage Regulation in Hybrid Photovoltaic/Wind Using Modified Dynamic Voltage Restorer with Hybrid Control Scheme. In: Malik, H., Mishra, S., Sood, Y.R., Iqbal, A., Ustun, T.S. (eds) Renewable Power for Sustainable Growth. ICRP 2023. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 1086. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-6749-0_56

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