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Microgrid - Exercises
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The objective of this experiment is to study the steady-state operation of the microgrid. Real-time simulation results are shown in the laboratory panels.
Grid Connected Mode
Part 1
- Open the Main panel with the default settings.
- Does the main utility absorb or provide active power?
Explain your observation. - Verify that the active power flow is balanced.
- Does the main utility absorb or provide active power?
- Use the button control for irradiation to set it to a value zero.
What do you expect the PV output power to be? - Increase Load 1- Critical to its maximum value, then increase Load 2 to its maximum.
Does the main grid utility provide or absorb power?
Explain why? - Increase the demand response to its maximum value.
Does the demand response have any effect on the total load demand and/or the power generation?
Explain your observation. - Power flow 1: Increase Load 3 to 13 kW and save the power flow
Part 2
- Open the Main panel with the default settings.
- Increase solar irradiance to E = 1000 w/m2.
What do you expect the PVGS output power to be?
Explain. - Increase wind speed to 15 m/s.
What is the output power of the WTGS?
Explain your observation. - BESS state 1: Decrease Load 3 to 3 kW.
Save the power flow results.
Explain the working state of the battery energy storage system in terms of charging/discharging. - BESS state 2: Decrease Loads 1 and 2 to 4 kw and 6 kW, respectively.
Save the power flow results.
Explain the working state of the battery energy storage system in terms of charging/discharging? - How do the BESS states 1 and 2 differ from another?
Explain.
Islanded Operation Mode
- Open the Main panel with the default settings.
- Disconnect the microgrid from the main
- Power flow 2: Increase Load 1- Critical to its maximum value, then increase Load 2 to its maximum.
Observe and save the power flow results. - Power flow 3: Increase the demand response to its maximum value.
Save the power flow results.
How do the Power flows 2 and 3 differ?
Explain. - Power flow 4: Increase Load 3 to 13 kW, then decrease the solar irradiance to zero. Save the power flow results.
Compare the results to those of Power flow 1. - Decrease the demand response to zero.
- Power flow 5: Increase Load 3 to its maximum value
Save the power flow results.
What do you observe?
Explain your observation. - Power flow 6: Increase the wind speed to 15 m/s.
- Save the power flow results.
Compare Power flow 5 and Power flow 6.
Explain the differences.
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