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DC Islands in AC Smart Grids
Abstract
The benefits arising from DC distribution systems is related to the possibilities of achieving
higher quality supply and easier reconfigurability of the system .This piece presents the idea of
introducing some DC islands interconnected with the AC distribution network. This will make it
easier to connect storage systems, electrical drives, power converters, and renewable sources
(i.e., photovoltaic panels). In order to realize the aforementioned goals, a methodology for
designing the control strategy of different power converters connected to a DC bus without a
compacted system management control unit is future. In this way a plug and participate
functionality for connecting new power converter interfaced elements in the DC network able to
stabilize the voltage under different working conditions is appreciated.
Existing method:
A DC grid for a conventional AC distribution network .Indeed, a DC network, besides its wellknown advantages with respect to AC systems offers a simplification in relation to the power
electronic converters for all of the devices operating on DC, i.e., photovoltaic (PV) systems and
many storage systems. Moreover, it could eliminate all of the rectifiers present, as a first stage, in
electrical drives and suppliers. For this reason, it is reasonable to imagine future smart grids
realized using AC backbones and some DC leaves in the zones characterized by many small
generation units, storage facilities, and users that are particularly susceptible to voltage
disturbance.
Proposed method:
In this piece analyzer besides the relevant features connected with the introduction in a smart
grid of some dc islands to improve the power quality and energy efficiency of the system
methodology to design a fully plug and play system solution without centralized communication
infrastructure.
Further Details Contact: A Vinay 9030333433, 08772261612
Email: [email protected] | www.takeoffprojects.com
Block diagram:
Block diagram of proposed system
Advantages:
1)a dc micro grid not only allows the easier connection of renewable sources and storage systems
but also makes it possible to eliminate all of the input rectifiers installed inside electrical drives
and suppliers the advantage of using a hybrid AC+DC distribution systems involve not only the
quality of service but also the efficiency of overall system.
2) The advantages arising from DC distribution networks is related to the possibilities of
achieving higher quality supply and easier reconfigurability of the system.
Applications:
1) The proposed system renewable energy sources like in solar and wind power systems.
2) The method used different distribution networks for improve the power quality and voltage
stability also used in commercial and residential, industry sectors.
Further Details Contact: A Vinay 9030333433, 08772261612
Email: [email protected] | www.takeoffprojects.com