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Abstract
This article explores the influence of energy storage devices (ESDs) like battery storage devices, aqua-equalizer-based fuel cells (FC) and electric vehicles as secondary sources for the improvement of frequency regulation of a dual-area hybrid power system (d-HPS) for its outstanding disturbance rejection capability. The d-HPS is a hybrid system, integrated with wind, solar and tidal systems, and a reheater interfaced thermal system enabled with GRC-GDB nonlinearities. Due to uncertain solar, wind and tidal power injection, primary and secondary load frequency control (LFC) frequently approaches incompetency in mitigating the power and frequency deviations due to inadequacy of controller action. To improve the inadequacy of the controller, the fractional-order scaled interval type 2 fuzzy PID controller (FO-T-II-FPID) control approach is integrated with LFC loops, which is optimally scaled by the improved equilibrium optimization algorithm (i-EOA) overcoming population diversity and local trapping issues with basic EOA. Furthermore, with the insertion of ESDs in steps the frequency responses are improved marginally. The efficacy of the i-EOA scaled FO-T-II-FPID controller is authenticated by contrasting it against some recent research approaches. Lastly, conferring to the sensitivity analysis and stability analysis, the proposed frequency regulation approach with ESDs is found to be an inventive contrast to parameters alternation, random loading conditions and uncertain power injection.
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The journal “Electrical Engineering” following the long tradition of Archiv für Elektrotechnik publishes original papers of archival value in electrical engineering with a strong focus on electric power systems, smart grid approaches to power transmission and distribution, power system planning, operation and control, electricity markets, renewable power generation, microgrids, power electronics, electrical machines and drives, electric vehicles, railway electrification systems and electric transportation infrastructures, energy storage in electric power systems and vehicles, high voltage engineering, electromagnetic transients in power networks, lightning protection, electrical safety, electrical insulation systems, apparatus, devices, and components. Manuscripts describing theoretical, computer application and experimental research results are welcomed.
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