Supervisory optimal control for photovoltaics connected to an electric power grid
Supervisory optimal control for photovoltaics connected to an electric power grid
- Author(s): J. Young 1 ; W. Weaver 2 ; D. G. Wilson 3 ; R. D. Robinett III 2
- DOI: 10.1049/icp.2021.2490
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- Author(s): J. Young 1 ; W. Weaver 2 ; D. G. Wilson 3 ; R. D. Robinett III 2
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OptimoJoe , Houston, TX , USA ;
2: Michigan Technological University , Houghton, MI , USA ;
3: Electrical Science and Experiments Sandia National Laboratories , Albuquerque, NM , USA
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11th Solar & Storage Power System Integration Workshop (SIW 2021),
2021
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115 – 122
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OptimoJoe , Houston, TX , USA ;
- Conference: 11th Solar & Storage Power System Integration Workshop (SIW 2021)
- DOI: 10.1049/icp.2021.2490
- ISBN: 978-1-83953-680-9
- Location: Hybrid Conference, Germany
- Conference date: 28 September 2021
- Format: PDF
The following research presents an optimal control framework called Oxtimal that facilitates the efficient use and control of photovoltaic (PV) solar arrays. This framework consists of reduced order models (ROM) of photovoltaics and DC connection components connected to an electric power grid (EPG), a discretization of the resulting state equations using an orthogonal spline collocation method (OSCM), and an optimization driver to solve the resulting formulation. Once formulated, the framework is validated using realistic solar profiles and loads from actual residential applications.
Inspec keywords: optimal control; optimisation; power grids; splines (mathematics); solar cell arrays; photovoltaic power systems
Subjects: Optimisation techniques; Optimal control; Power system control; Solar cells and arrays; Control of electric power systems; Solar power stations and photovoltaic power systems; Optimisation techniques; Photoelectric conversion; solar cells and arrays
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