A novel design of single‐phase microgrid based on non‐interference core synchronous inverters for power system stabilization
Naoto Yorino, Shinya Sekizaki, Kota Adachi, Yutaka Sasaki, Yoshifumi Zoka, Ahmed Bedawy, Toshihisa Shimizu, Kazuya Amimoto
Abstract
Abstract This paper summarizes our recent work on Grid‐Forming Inverter (GFM) application to power systems. We have developed a novel design of GFM, a single‐phase synchronous inverter (SSI) for the conventional 100/200V distribution network based on the concept of “non‐interference core (NIC) dynamic model.” This paper first explains the design concept of NIC‐SSI and a simulation model of SSI for power system analysis. Then the stabilization effect is investigated, where the installation of SSI on the single‐phase consumer side is assumed as a new concept. The improvement of frequency and transient stability are evaluated. The SSI model is verified by comparing the developed root mean square (RMS) simulation, hardware‐in‐the‐loop (HIL) simulation, and the experiment using SSI hardware. The simulation results show that the SSI has the considerable ability of grid stabilization. Singlephase micro‐grid (SMG) operations using SSIs are also presented. The effectiveness of SMG operations is shown based on laboratory experiments.