Abstract: |
Frequency control of an interconnected power system in the presence of wind integration is complex since wind
speed/power variations also affect system frequency in addition to load perturbations. Therefore, improving existing
control schemes is necessary to maintain a stable frequency in such complex power system scenarios. In this paper,
a new 2-degree of freedom combined proportional-integral and derivative control scheme is applied to a wind
integrated interconnected power system. In designing the controller, several inputs used for a secondary frequency
control loop are considered along with the merits of the existing controllers. The combined controller provides better
control action than existing controllers in the presence of wind as is evidenced by the wide variety of results pre
sented. For tuning of the controller gains, a crow search optimization algorithm (CRSOA) is used. Results are obtained
via the MATLAB/Simulink software. |
Key words: Load frequency control, 2-DOF-PID controller, Crow search optimization algorithm |
DOI:10.1186/s41601-022-00241-2 |
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Fund:Not applicable. |
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