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Distributed Control of AC/DC
Microgrid Voltage Containing EVs
Meiqin Mao
Hefei University of Technology
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Outlines
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Current status of electric vehicles
Introduction
Annual sales of EVs In China
Ten thousand Million
(2015-2040)Annual sales volume and forecast of global vehicle
EVs sales
Total vehicle sales
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Introduction
Challenges of EVs integration into power system
large-scale EVs integration
Disordered charging
Voltage fluctuations
Frequency fluctuations
Gird harmonic
distortion
Other
problems
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Introduction
AC&DC hybrid microgrid
Higher efficiency
Better Expandability
More reliable
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Outlines
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Relationship between Voltage Deviation and Power Increment in AC-MGs
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P P
P θ M Nθ U
Q Q Q U / U K L U / U
θ U
Δ Δ Δ
Δ Δ Δ
Higher R/X in MGs
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Relationship between voltage and power incensement in AC&DC-HMG
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Relationship between voltage and power incensement in AC&DC-HMG
Different from AC-MGs, the line of DC-MGs is only of the resistance characteristics
1/ − = U U N P
Thus, are mainly related to in the AC-MGs and DC-MGs
ΔU
ΔP
Relationship between Voltage Deviation and Power Increment in DC-MGs
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The EVs are used as active power units to regulate the bus voltages
This paper:
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Outlines
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Centralized algorithm
DG
DG
DG
DG
DG
MGCC
1.Central controller.
2.High communication burden.
3. Communication period is longer.
4. Lower expandability.
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Decentralized algorithm - Gossip Algorithm
Local computer 1
Local computer 3
Local computer 5Local computer 4
Local computer 2
1.No central controller
2. Point to point
3. Multiple iterations
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Objective Function
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( ) ( ( ) U )N N
i i
i i
minF U U= =
= = − ΔP
voltage deviations
voltage magnitudes
power increments
maximin i iU U U
maximin i iP P P
s.t.
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Solution of the Proposed Model
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min F x
s t g x j m =
By the penalty function method2
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2F = +T Tx Hx c x
quadratic function
1−= −x* H c
optimal solution
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Solution of the Proposed Model
k k k= U P Cc U + P + C&
constant matrices
N* 1 U P C
1
(k k k C )*
i ij ij j ij j ij j
j
x P H U P−
=
= = + +1−= −x* H c
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Distributed Voltage Regulation Strategy for AC&DC-HMG
Voltage regulation processing : ◆ Internal regulation
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
The whole voltage regulation processing
Stage 1: Each MG regulates its
voltages by distributed voltage
regulation algorithm.
Stage 2: There are six cases of
the second stage voltage
regulation.
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Distributed voltage regulation
algorithm
Six cases of the second stage
Six cases of the second step
Different cases correspond to different solutions.
Scenarios AC-MG voltages
EVs’ scheduling capacity
AC-MG voltages
EVs’ scheduling capacity
Case 1 ---- ----
Case 2 Enough Not enough
Case 3 Not enough Not enough
Case 4 Not enough Enough
Case 5 Not enough Not enough
Case 6 Not enough Not enough
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5%
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Outlines
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Microgrids topography
AC BUS0.4 KV
AC BUS0.4 KV
DC
AC
Bi-directional AC/DC
EV1
EV2
DC BUS0.75 KV
DC BUS0.75 KV
DC
DC
DC
DC
BT
PV
WT
PV
EV5
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EV3
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EV4
Load
LoadLoad
Load
Load
Load
Simulation results and discussion
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Simulation results and discussion
Parameter setting Initial voltages
The initial voltages of AC-MG and DC-MG are mostly over limits
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Simulation results and discussion
Case 1
After voltage regulation for the first
stage, the voltage fluctuation is
within ±5%
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0.1843
0.1056
0.95
EV
EV
EV
P MW
P MW
P MW
= −
= −
= −
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Simulation results and discussion
Case 2
After the first stage regulation, the node voltages are still mostly over the limits in DC-MG.
The solution of case 2 is launched.
Case 2*
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Simulation results and discussion
Case 2*
By using the scheme for case 2, the voltage regulation coordinated within AC-MG and DC-MG for the second stage is launched.
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0.0931
0.8
0.45
0 1
0
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5
EV
EV
EV
P MW
P MW
P MW
= −
=
= −
Optimal power of EV nodes
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Simulation results and discussion
Case 4After the first voltage regulation stage, there are still some node voltages over the limits in AC-MG.
The solution of case 4 is launched.
Case 4*
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Simulation results and discussion
Case 4*
By using the scheme for case 4, the voltage regulation coordinated within AC-MG and DC-MG for the second stage is launched
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2
3
0.00956
0.1355
0.1566
EV
EV
EV
P MW
P MW
P MW
= −
=
= −
Optimal power of EV nodes
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Simulation results and discussion
Conclusions
➢ By the proposed method, the voltage deviation of the AC&DC-HMG can be stabilizedwithin 5% with power coordination between AC-MG and DC-MG with EVs connectedthe related nodes.
➢ In addition, each node regulates its voltage based on communication only withinneighboring nodes, thus reducing the burden for communications.
Future works
➢ We only considered the grid connection situation, and did not consider the situationwhen the EVs was connected in the island mode.
➢ The scheduling of electric vehicles can be optimized.
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Thank you!
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