ABSTRACT:
In this paper, we introduced a new
series-shunt type FACTS controller called as distributed power flow controller
to improve and maintain the power quality of an electrical power system. This
DPFC method is same as the UPFC used to compensate the voltage sag and the
current swell these are voltage based power quality problems. As compared to
UPFC the common dc link capacitor is removed and three individual single phase
converters are used instead of a three phase series converter. Series referral
voltages, branch currents are used in this paper for designing control circuit.
The evaluated values are obtained by using MATLAB/SIMULINK.
KEYWORDS:
1. DPFC
2. Power Quality
3. Voltage Sag
4. Voltage Swell
SOFTWARE: MATLAB/SIMULINK
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
Figure 1. Schematic diagram for DPFC.
EXPECTED SIMULATION RESULTS:
Figure 2. Output voltage during fault condition.
Figure 3. Output current during fault condition.
Figure 4. Output voltage compensated by DPFC controller.
Figure 5. Compensated output current by DPFC controller.
Figure 6. Active and reactive power.
Figure 7. THD value of system output voltage without DPFC.
Figure 8. THD value of DPFC (pi controller) load voltage.
Figure 9. THD value of fuzzy controller output voltage.
CONCLUSION:
In
this paper we implemented a concept to controlling the power quality issues i.e
DPFC. The proposed theory of this device is mathematical formulation and
analysis of voltage dips and their mitigations for a three phase source with
linear load. In this paper we also proposed a concept of fuzzy logic controller
for better controlling action. As compared to all other facts devices the DPFC
based Fuzzy has effectively control all power quality problems and with this
technique we get the THD as 3.65% and finally the simulation results are shown
above.
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