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Wednesday 19 December 2018

Performance Improvement of DVR by Control of Reduced-Rating with A Battery Energy Storage




ABSTRACT:
Voltage injection methods for DVRs (Dynamic Voltage Restorers) and operating modes are resolved in this paper. Using fuzzy logic control DVR with dc link& with BESS systems are operated. Power quality problems mainly harmonic distortion, voltage swell & sag are decreased with DVR using Synchronous Reference Theory (SRF theory) with the help of fuzzificaton waveforms are observed.

KEYWORDS:
1.      Dynamic Voltage Restorer
2.      Unit Vector
3.      Power quality
4.      Harmonic distortion
5.      Voltage Sag
6.      Voltage Swell
7.      Fuzzy logic controller
8.      Matlab/simulink software

SOFTWARE: MATLAB/SIMULINK


BLOCK DIAGRAM:



Fig.1.Block Diagram of DVR

 EXPECTED SIMULATION RESULTS:




Fig.2 Voltage waveforms at common coupling point (PCC) and load during harmonic distortion



Fig.3. the dc voltage injection from BESS connected DVR system at voltage swelling period



Fig.4. DVR waveforms during voltage sag at time of voltage in phase injection




Fig.5 Amplitude of load voltages and PCC voltages w.r.t time




Fig 6.DVR waveforms during harmonic distortion at the time of voltage in phase injection



CONCLUSION:

By applying different voltage injection schemes the role of DVR has been shown with a latest control technique. The presentation of DVR has been balanced with various schemes with a reduced-rating VSC. For getting the control of DVR, the reference load voltages have been determined with the help of unit vectors, for which the error of voltage insertion is reduced. By using SRF theory the reference DVR voltages have been determined. In the end, the result derived are that the in phase voltage insertion with PCC voltage reduces the DVR rating but at the same time at its DC bus the energy source is wasted.
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