Microgrid Implementation in Unbalanced Nature of Feeder using Conventional Technique
Yogendra Kumar, Mukesh Pushkarna, Gaurav Gupta
Abstract
This paper introduces a micro-grid implementation in a real time model of the IEEE 13-node test feeder to establish a quantified real-time platform. Solar photovoltaic electricity and wind turbines used in micro grids are considered as non-conventional energy sources. The main of this research work is to understand the useful concept for incorporating environmental friendly sources and analysis, where micro-grid performs along with the micro-grid response and the system reliability response as required. At the relevant bus, the renewable sources (i.e. PV system & wind generator) are linked to the imbalance the radial feeder. Micro-grid is a system that interacts with resources across the central grid through the distribution system but it can operate independently. Using the Matlab Simulink software to model a micro-grid with a three-phase unbalanced power supply together with battery as a storage device. The results demonstrate a significant improvement in the voltage and current profile of different time-shifting buses.