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Fuzzy tissue-like P systems with promoters and their application in power coordinated control of microgrid

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A fuzzy tissue-like P system with promoters (PFTPS) for the power coordinated control of microgrid is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the promoters and a common language fuzzy system are integrated into the tissue-like P systems, so that large amount of uncertain and inaccurate information contained in the microgrid can be better characterized, and its detailed definition is given. Then, microgrid is one of the important means for effective utilization of renewable energy, which is of great significance to realize its stable operation. The power coordinated control of the microgrid aims to realize the stable and reliable operation of the internal microgrid and maintain the reasonable and effective power interaction between the microgrid and the external grid. So, the proposed PFTPS is applied to fulfill the power coordinated control of the microgrid, its modeling method and corresponding rules are developed, and then the corresponding energy control strategy is discussed, as well as the reasoning demonstration is carried out in this paper. Finally, MATLAB is used to simulate the power coordinated control strategy based on PFTPS. The simulation results show that the proposed strategy can realize the power coordination control of microgrid in a better state.

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This work was partially supported by the Sichuan Provincial Engineering Laboratory Open Research Project (No. WRXT2021-005) and the School Level Projects of Chengdu Technological University (Nos. 2022ZR053 and 2022ZR054).

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Yu, W., Wu, J., Chen, Y. et al. Fuzzy tissue-like P systems with promoters and their application in power coordinated control of microgrid. J Membr Comput 5, 1–11 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41965-022-00109-2

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