Power Quality Gain of Self-Lift Luo Converter used for Hybrid
Renewable Power System with Battery Grid Integration
E. RAJENDRAN, V. SURESH, V. K. DINESH PRABU, M. KARUNAKARAN
1 Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
S. K .P. Engineering College, Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu,
INDIA
Abstract: - The renewable power sources such as wind as well as photovoltaic (PV) energy are fashionable for
residential and commercial applications. For the reason, that eco friendlessness plus expenditure are effective.
This paper intends a Self-Lift Luo converter integrated with solar photovoltaic system to the utility grid along
with its Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) and Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) control
strategies are proposed. By achieve an energy management for the proposed system using Bidirectional Battery
converter along with battery system. Power supervision move towards is suggested to control the DC bus
voltage by way of Self-Lift Luo converter. The wind power with Doubly Fed Induction Generator (DFIG)
based grid integration with a PI controller. Under this work, DSTATCOM has been used to improve the quality
of power under different load conditions. The obtained results designate that the proposed approach delivers
recovered performance with enhanced efficiency and nominal harmonics. The intact system is validated
through a MATLAB simulation.
Key-Words: - Recurrent Neural Network (RNN), Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS), Doubly
Fed Induction Generator (DFIG), Photovoltaic (PV), Storage System (ESS), Voltage Source
Inverter (VSI).
Received: April 15, 2023. Revised: November 2, 2023. Accepted: December 2, 2023. Published: December 31, 2023.
1 Introduction
In the early time of power transmission due to
reactive control unbalances, the problems
comparable to voltage deviation during load
changes as well as power transfer limitation are
observed. The widely held of the AC loads are
consuming reactive control due to the occurrence of
reactance. The power value is getting reduced due
to serious utilization of reactive power. The growth
of power semiconductors devices (GTO and IGBT)
allowed modern power electronic configurations to
be introduced to the responsibilities of power
transmission and load flow control. In excess of the
transmission parameters, the FACTS devices
suggest a fast and dependable control. The widely
used custom power devices are IPC, TCPST, DVR,
UPFC, TCSC, SVC, STATCOM, and
DSTATCOM. In the centre of them DSTATCOM
is very well known and can provide price valuable
clarification for the reparation of reactive power as
well as unbalance loading in distribution system.
Here the DSTATCOM competent to inject a
current into the system to correct the power factor
along with reactive power compensation and
harmonics lessening.
This message proposes a technique for
choosing the trade-off orientation value of the DC-
side voltage of a D-STATCOM to decrease the
switching losses moreover the harmonic content of
its output current without compromising its lively
performance, [1]. The increasing saturation of
distributed production as well as regular power
loads complicates the trade for the electric utilities
on the way to deliver high-quality electrical power.
Conventionally, electrical energy source converters
supply Power Quality compensation; the strength
of character of these converters. However, the
huge electrolytic capacitors (e-caps), which that
contain well-known not success rate, [2]. The
algorithm shows high lively performance to
organizing the CHB STATCOM with several
numbers of cells. Here, FCS-MPC needs high
sampling frequency to make certain good control
act, because of unpredictable switching frequency,
requiring an often unnecessary computational time,
[3]. The changed case studies are planned to make
known the hardiness of the obtainable ASFC on
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harmonic mitigation, active voltage stabilization,
and reactive power recompense in addition to
power factor development considering the variety
of RESs such as variations of wind speed, solar PV
irradiation along with provisional fault situation,
[4].
The DVS systems capitalize on the active
power sustain from PV units subsequent an
unforeseen event make use of the maximum
permissible current of the PV inverters.
Additionally, the inverter plan margin is taken into
description in designing the proposed idea to limit
the injected grid current contained by the maximum
acceptable inverter current, [5]. Surveys on the
combined achieve of Voltage Source Converter
(VSC)-based sources along with synchronous
condensers in grid unbalanced fault. VSC is suffers
from high switching losses as it normally requires a
high switching frequency to function, [6]. The
entire signals in the closed-loop plan are certain to
be semi-globally surrounded, along with the
productivity of the system converges to a little
neighbourhood of the source, [7]. The accurate
strength of the closed-loop arrangement with the
earlier period control method is reputable in mild
assumptions, and it is demonstrated that the relative
position and the virtual attitude converge to a tiny
locality of nought, [8].
The multiple powers interactive power system
through power quality perfection function to
moderate the unreliability of power supply. It gets
better power value of power supply used for load.
The Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) is
comparatively high, [9]. The model outcome is
incompatible with the abstract analysis in PV
balanced case. The presence of ripple current in
night operation is high comparatively, [10]. The
system’s performance is huge in unusual
functioning conditions. It is not tested in noisy
environments. It has an upper sum of THD
comparatively, [11]. An innovative PWM clamping
strategy to put into practice the zero sequence
voltage calculation in the converter. It helps in the
line voltage by way of active and reactive power
swap in the grid through situation fault condition.
PV has unevenly distributed solar irradiance, [12].
The D-STATCOM becomes an option device for
civilizing the power quality of the MG is
customized to be self-tuned along with more
valuable.Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) is high
reasonably, [13]. A new PWM approach based on
state changeover for cascaded H-Bridge inverter by
way of unbalanced DC sources to reach high
quality line-to-line output voltages. In additionally,
to capitalize the linear modulation ranges. The
control capacity of Power Control Algorithm
(PCA) will reduce when the modulation index is
unmitigated, [14].
An intentional applies of a Static Synchronous
Compensator (STATCOM) for provided that active
reactive power management of a hot rolling mill
plant along by way of active alleviation of
harmonics is proposed. The topology chosen for the
converter did not fine the possible of the control
algorithm, [15]. The MCCF is carrying out to
eliminate the voltage harmonics beginning
decidedly polluted grid voltages. It is not tested in
noisy environments, [16]. Based on the above
mentioned survey, the proposed Self-lift Luo
converter through Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference
System (ANFIS) algorithm used PV system and PI
controller-based wind power systems as well as
RNN controller based VSI system are integrated
with grid network. The voltage and supplying the
reactive power, power quality issues are overcome
for grid. The role of the manuscript is mentioned
below:
To extract maximum power from PV system
using Self-lift Luo converter with MPPT Neuro
Fuzzy Logic algorithm.
To achieve high gain output DC voltage with
Proposed MPPT and Self Lift Luo converter.
To achieve energy management for the
proposed system using Bidirectional Battery
converter along with battery system.
To achieve the grid synchronization using D-Q
theory and RNN controller.
To demonstrate the characteristics of the PV
along with Wind and the battery systems is
analysed using MATLAB Simulink
environment and experimental model.
2 Materials and Methods
In this proposed system implementing a recent DC-
DC multi-source converter construction supported
grid-interactive microgrid consists of Photovoltaic
(PV), wind and Energy Storage System (ESS), and
Self-Lift Luo converter is proposed as shown in
Figure 1. The intended system design makes use of
solar and wind power, as well as batteries for an
efficient storage system. The grid synchronization
of renewable energy source applications like PV
source is performed. The PV voltage is partial by
the impacts of climate variations including
irradiation and temperature.
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Fig. 1: Proposed System Block Diagram
The aim of PV array to produces maximum
power, whereas the converter power is to grid
coordinated. Here, SELF-LIFT LUO converter, an
ANFIS MPPT regulator is connected to follow the
maximum power near evaluating the current via
voltage obtained from the PV array. This situation
is voltage if not duty cycle for similar the power to
immediate power point tracking. The MPPT
checker exploits ANFIS along by way of non-linear
moreover varies with accordance with time. A
DFIG based Wind energy conversion provides the
necessary DC supply through a PWM rectifier. To
achieve energy management for the proposed
system is uses using Bidirectional Battery converter
along with battery system. The optimal DC voltage
extracted from the PV panel via ANFIS MPPT is
injected into a proposed converter, which helps to
manage the DC voltage. A power output obtained
from a PV panel with self-lift Luo converter and
WECS PWM rectifier outputs are added and fed
into the three phases Voltage Source Inverter
(VSI). The inverter output is injected to the grid
after proper synchronization process. When the
RNN controller is implemented to retain the
unvarying voltage of the DC link and increase the
grid’s performance. The PWM pulse generator is
working in this study to generate the proper PWM
pulses. The harmonic present in VSI is rectified
using LC filter, in that way the real and reactive
power has been safely injected into the grid.
2.1 Solar Power with Analysis of Self Lift
Luo Converter
Fig. 2: Self Lift Luo Converter Diagram
The Self Lift Luo converter is shown in Figure
2. In this path, S is the power switch down with D
is the freewheeling diode. Here, the energy storage
submissive elements are inductors L1, L2 along by
way of capacitors C1, C0, and R be the load
resistance. To consider the process of the Self Lift
Luo converter, the circuit can be divided keen on
two modes. While the switch is ON, the inductor L1
is charged through the solar panel supply voltage
Vpv. At the same time, the inductor L2 absorbs the
energy from source moreover the capacitor C1.
When the load is supply via the capacitor C0.
During switch is in OFF state, the current is drawn
from the source befall zero. The inductor current
iL1 flows during the freewheeling diode towards
charge the capacitor C1. The current iL2 flows
through C0 –R circuit as well as the freewheeling
diode D to continue it. If adding together additional
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filter components parallel to inductor and capacitor
to decrease the harmonic levels of the output
voltage.
Here inductor current is i𝐿2:
iL2 = 1 α
αiL1 (1)
Switch duty cycle:
α=Ton
T (2)
Output voltage is,
Vo =α
1 αVpv (3)
Standard Voltage crosswise the capacitor C1 is:
Vc1 =α
1 αVpv (4)
Peak to peak inductor current is:
VTL1 = 1αTVpv
L1 (5)
Equation (5) inductor L1 value is:
L1 =αTVpv
ΔiL1 (6)
Peak to peak inductor current L2 is:
ΔiL2 = αVpv
L2 (7)
Equation (7) inductor L2 value is:
L2 =αTVpv
ΔiL2 (8)
The charging on this series capacitor (C1)
increases all through off period by iL2 (=io) as well
as decreases through on period by iL1. The modify
in charge on C1 must be zero and Peak to peak
ripple voltage across the capacitor C1 is:
ΔVc1 =1 α
c1 Ti1 (9)
Equation (9) C1 value is to find:
C1 =1 α
ΔVc1 Ti2 (10)
2.2 ANFIS Supported MPPT
An innovative ANFIS support MPPT technique is
proposed to attain the highest power of the PV
module under changing the typical weather
conditions. The planned input variables are the PV
voltage (Vpv) as well as PV current (Ipv) in
totalling to the PV cell temperature (Tpv). The
unpredictable is the duty cycle, which is used to
control the DC-DC switched Self Lift Luo
converter to order to preserve tracking maximum
power. As the modelling of the conservative FLC is
support on trial and error, the chance of obtaining
the finest recital is low. For that reason, obtaining
membership functions as well as fuzzy rules can be
done in ANFIS. The qualified data should be
collected initially. To attain the qualified data, the
steps concerned are as follows,
The scheme is to be under different solar
radiation in addition to temperature conditions.
The data to be composed along with
manipulated using a MATLAB code, which
built for this utility to get the needed data.
The manipulated data to be subsequently
shuffled. The results data are then filtered once
more to attain only the exclusive rows
surrounded by collecting data.
Fig. 3: ANFIS Model Structure
The current as well as power of the PV mode in
addition to the duty cycle relation of the converter
is obtained the outputs via ANFIS controller as
shown in Figure 3. The input labels give permission
the ANFIS for produce the converter command
which is further feed to the converter for ensuring
power modification.
2.3 RNN Supported Reference Current
Generation by 3-Phase Inverter
The improved tradition of non-linear loads to leads
distortions in current moreover voltage; conversely,
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there be a number of methods to mitigate
harmonics. The insertion of incompatible
harmonics in the PCC (Point of Common
Coupling) is one of the expensive methods.
Intended for this, precise reference current
generation is needed in addition to this is talented
in this work near RNN. The plan of RNN is
specified in Figure 4.
Fig. 4: Structure of RNN
3 Simulation Result and Discussion
Fig. 5: Solar Output Voltage
Figure 5 shows the solar output voltage 68V.
To facilitate the 68V fed to the Self Lift Luo
Converter. Figure 6 shows the Self Lift Luo
Converter output voltage attains a maximum
voltage of 600V.
Fig. 6: Output voltage to the converter
Fig. 7: DFIG output voltage
Fig. 8: PWM Rectifier Output Voltage
Figure 7 shows the DFIG based WECS output
voltage of the proposed system, the Voltage value
is attained 540 V AC. In this 540V AC convert to
the 600VDC using PWM rectifier as shown in
Figure 8. Figure 9 represents battery state of charge
which attained a value around 80%.
Fig. 9: Battery SOC Waveform
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Fig. 10: Battery Current
Fig. 11: Battery Voltage
Figure 10 and Figure 11 represent the
waveforms for battery current and voltage
parameter.
Fig. 12: Grid Voltage
Fig. 13: Grid Current
Figure 12 and Figure 13 illustrate that the grid
voltage as well as grid current of the statcom
inverter. Mutually the grid voltage moreover grid
current are stable and steady without being affected
by any variations. The voltage and current
magnitude of 300V and 10A is observed. Figure 14
represents the total harmonic distortion. The grid
current THD obtained with the proposed work is
1.24%, as can be seen from the graph.
Fig. 14: Total Harmonics Distortion
4 Conclusion
In this document, a professional way of flexible
voltage stability moreover justifying harmonics is
addressed by using a PV fed DSTATCOM. The
DSTATCOM is essentially shunt connected, which
is provide reactive power recompense as well as
voltage stability. The DC-DC converters is
integrated with PV systems and self-lift LUO
converter has been utilized in this document, along
with ANFIS MPPT for tracking the maximum
power beginning the PV, along by way of dc-link
voltage regulation. The energy supervision for the
proposed system is achieved using Bidirectional
Battery converter along with battery system. A
battery converter is included with the PV system
and WECS system to meet the growing power
demand in addition to provide an uninterruptible
supply to the system. The selected converter
provides well again efficiency moreover voltage-
gain ratio, as soon as compared with other
converters. The RNN supported in the making of
reference signal, therefore the harmonic is
minimized the method to be effectively mitigated.
The justification of the proposed work is conceded
out through MATLAB simulation.
Acknowledgement:
I (Dr.E.Rajendran) would express my sincere
gratitude to my beloved Chairman
Er.K.Karunanithi for his kind inspiration and
supporting in addition to providing necessary
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infrastructure for completion of this project and
research work. I would express my sincere
gratitude to my beloved CEO Dr.R.Sakthi
Krishnan for his kind stimulation and supported to
me. I wish my gratitude to my beloved Principal
Dr.S.Baskaran and Head of the Department
Dr.R.Sridevi for providing us an opportunity to do
the project work. I would like to express my hearty
appreciation to My Parents Mr.P. Elumalai,
Mrs.E.Rukkumani and My Beloved Wife
Dr.R.Vijaya Lakshmi, B.S.M.S., and My
Sweetheart Sons Mr.R.Renu Prasaath and
Mr.R.Sriram. Finally my corresponding authors
grateful to Mr.V.Suresh, Mr.V.K.Dinesh Prabu,
and Mr.M.karunakaran for supporting regularly.
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