DESIGN AND MODELING OF MICROGRID WITH INTEGRATION OF MULTIPLE RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
Authors:
Dr. J. Ranga, Dr. K R Vadivelu, Mr. B. Ashok Kumar, Mr. V Indra Teja, Dr. S. S. Sarma
Page No: 588-594
Abstract:
This paper presents the design of a control strategy for a direct current micro-grid (DCMG) for integrating various renewable energy sources. The use of renewable resources like the solar energy and various other clean sources of energy has been on an increase in demand in the recent years due to their ease in availability and low and cost. This paper demonstrates how to use the solar energy, wind energy and the kinetic energy from footsteps of people walking over piezo based footboard. The Solar Panel is used to harness the solar power. It converts the solar power into voltage, which when more than the voltage in the battery is able to charge the battery. The power available through the solar panel is sensed by an Atmega family microcontroller which it displays on the LCD. The power available through the wind turbine is measured by an Atmega family microcontroller which it displays on the LCD. Similarly, the power generated through footsteps over Piezo Footboard is shown on the LCD. In this case, the footstep count is also displayed on the LCD along with the voltage generated by that particular footstep. In this way one can charge the battery through solar, wind and footstep energies while simultaneously also monitoring of how much is getting generated with the use of Hybrid Power generating System.
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Volume & Issue
Volume-11,ISSUE-12
Keywords
DC Micro grid,ATmega,Renewable energy sources,MATLAB,Simulink