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Intelligent Microgrid Project Research

in Spain & Denmark

JEJU 2011 Symposium on Microgrids Josep M. Guerrero [email protected]

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Intelligent Microgrid Project Research

in Spain and Denmark

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Prof. Josep Guerrero

Aalborg University

Institute of Energy Technology

[email protected]

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1. Aalborg University Research

2. Microgrid control research

3. Microgrid site in Spain

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Aalborg University Microgrid Research

Parallel DC/AC conveter systems

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1. Aalborg University Research

2. Microgrid control research

3. Microgrid site in Spain

Outline

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Microgrid Control Research

Import/export power

Restoration/Syncro.

Inner loops

(droop,softstart)

Hierarchical Control

 Primary controls

the droop control used to share load

between converters.

 Secondary control

is responsible for removing any

steady-state error introduced by the droop control.

 Tertiary control

concerning more global responsibilities

decides the import or export of energy for the microgrid.

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

  Droop control of AC systems

Active power

Reactive power

E

1

φ

1

E

2

φ

2

V

0

o

DG

Inverter 1

Load

1

φ

1

φ

2

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Islanded operation

  Voltage and frequency management

The system acts like a voltage source, controlling power flow

through voltage and frequency control loops adjusted and

regulated as reference within acceptable limits.

  Supply and demand balancing

In grid-connected mode, the frequency of the DG units is fixed by

the grid. Changing the setting frequency, new active power set

points that will change the power angle between the main grid and

the microgrid can be obtained.

  Power quality

The power quality can be established in two levels:

1) Q compensation and harmonic current sharing inside the

microgrid

2) Q and harmonic compensation at the PCC -> MG can support the

power quality of the main grid.

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Droop control

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Virtual Impedance

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Virtual Impedance

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Virtual Impedance

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Virtual Impedance

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Low voltage ride-through

 

Reactive power control of a

grid-connected

DG.

DG current

Grid current

Load current

Voltage dip

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Secondary control action

No secondary control

Primary response Permanent drop in frequency Permanent increase in generation

Using secondary control

Primary response Temporary drop in frequency Permanent increase in generation Secondary response

Primary control ensures P sharing by drooping the frequency

Secondary control:

•  Restore the nominal frequency

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Virtual Impedance

Secondary control features:

 Frequency/Amplitude Restoration

 PCC Power Quality improvement (Voltage Harmonics & Unbalances)

 Distributed Synchronization

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Tertiary control for AC microgrids

Secondary

control

Tertiary control

+

_

+

_

Microgrid

PI

Q

PI

P

90º

PI

LPF

P/Q Grid

calculation

Distributed synchronization loop

In

grid connected mode

P and Q from the MG to

the grid can be controlled

by tertiary control.

In islanded

mode

secondary

control fixes

frequency and

amplitude of the

MG.

•  The tertiary control generates the frequency and amplitude references for the secondary control.

•  The control expressions supose an highly inductive impedance on the grid side.

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Hierarchical Control

Islanding detection

Islanding detection

Frequency

deviation

STS open (protection)

Q integrators

disconnected

Non-planning

Islanding

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

Hybrid AC/DC microgrid

DC/AC

power bridge

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Microgrid Control Research

Hierarchical Control

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Hierarchical Control

Hybrid AC/DC microgrid

Secondary Control

Droop Control

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2. Microgrid control research

3. Microgrid site in Spain

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Microgrid site in Spain

350 kW Microgrid site

Horizontal and vertical axis wind turbines

Microgrid site 350 kW •  PV (2x10kW) •  WT (2x20kW) •  Fuelcells (4x1.25kW) •  Diesel generator (150kW) •  Cogeneration unit 100kW thermal 50kW electrical •  Supercapacitors (2x500kJ) •  Flywheels (2MJ: 10kW@20sec) •  Li-ion batteries (100kW@20 min)

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350 kW Microgrid site

Flywheel

Loads

Fuelcell

Ba/eries

PV
inverters

Supercaps

Comm

and


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Microgrid site 350 kW •  PV (2x10kW) •  WT (2x20kW) •  Fuelcells (4x1.25kW) •  Diesel generator (150kW) •  Cogeneration unit 100kW thermal 50kW electrical •  Supercapacitors (2x500kJ) •  Flywheels (2MJ: 10kW@20sec) •  Li-ion batteries (100kW@20 min)

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350 kW Microgrid site

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Summary iMG-RP in Spain & Denmark

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Aalborg University is developing research on the hierarchical control is required for

a AC/DC microgrid:

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Primary control is based on the droop method allowing the connection of

different AC sources without any intercommunication.

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Secondary control avoids the voltage and frequency deviation produced by

the primary control. Only low bandwidth communications are needed to

perform this control level. A synchronization loop can be add in this level to

transfer from islanding to grid connected modes.

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Tertiary control allows to import/export active and reactive power to the grid.

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Cooperative control for Power Quality Issues: primary and secondary control

for Voltage Unbalance and Harmonic Compensation

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Spain will host a Microgrid to implement and test hierarchical control for dispersed

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