Local energy micro-storage systems in smart communities with active, reactive and harmonic control

2016 IEEE 16th International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering (EEEIC) Pub Date : 2016-06-07 DOI:10.1109/EEEIC.2016.7555454

M. Milanés-Montero, Eva GonzálezRomera, F. Barrero-González, E. Romero-Cadaval, A. Moreno-Muñoz

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This paper aims to provide control strategies for distributed micro-storage energy systems at the residential level to contribute to smart grid goals. The operation of local Energy Storage Systems (ESS) at homes in a Smart Community with distributed generation based of renewable energies is analyzed by simulation. Each individual home receive the active and reactive power set-points from the Smart Community Energy Management System (SCEMS), acting as an aggregator of resources in the community according to the expected demand and production. Besides, in case the ESS has got available capacity, once the SCEMS requirements are satisfied, it is used to inject the harmonic current components demanded by the household circuitry. It allows a local improvement in the power quality of the demanded current, and so contributes to the global power quality consumption of the community. Simulation results showing the operation of the local ESS are presented to validate the proposed control strategies.

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具有有源、无功和谐波控制的智能社区局部能量微存储系统

本文旨在为住宅级分布式微储能系统提供控制策略，以实现智能电网的目标。通过仿真分析了基于可再生能源分布式发电的智能社区家庭局部储能系统的运行情况。每个家庭都从智能社区能源管理系统(SCEMS)接收有功和无功功率设定值，根据预期的需求和生产，作为社区资源的集合器。此外，在ESS有可用容量的情况下，一旦满足SCEMS的要求，就可以用于注入家庭电路所需的谐波电流分量。它可以局部改善所需电流的电能质量，从而有助于社区的全球电能质量消耗。仿真结果显示了局部ESS的运行情况，验证了所提出的控制策略。

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