software solution for a renewable energy microgrid emulator
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Abstract
The paper presents a software solution and communication network used to implement and test management
algorithms for different microgrid configurations. The results obtained are represented in a Graphical
User Interface (GUI). Data is transferred between the devices and a central processing unit that has a
communication protocol interpreter implemented using an RS-485 network. After being interpreted, the
raw data containing useful information for the management algorithm is converted in numerical or Boolean
values. These values are stored and used by the management algorithms implemented for cost optimization.
A microgrid emulator is used for the proof of concept. The software solution and communication network
together with the data interpreter can be easily used for other microgrid structures with or without
modifications, depending on the number and types of equipment used. In the presented case the microgrid
management control algorithm tries to keep the state of charge of the batteries between two values by
using efficiently the available resources depicted by: solar energy, geothermal energy, and energy
obtained from biomass. The microgrid setup has emulators for the geothermal and biomass generators
and a photovoltaic system with storage capability and two inverters, a grid forming capable and a
grid follower.
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| Authors | ;LAZAR, E.;PETREUS, D.;ETZ, R.;PATARAU, T. |
| Journal | JMIR mHealth and uHealth |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.4316/AECE.2018.01011
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