Microgrids -A Future Smart Grid Design

Authors

  • Ms.Thrishna Jayaraj
  • Prof. G Justin Sunil Dhas

Keywords:

Control, electric springs (ES), Islanding detection method, Microgrid

Abstract

Microgrid is the small scale power grid with a bunch of manifold distributed generators
(DGs) that supply electrical energy to consumers. The main components include loads,
DERs, master controller, smart switches, protective devices, as well as communication,
control and automation systems [1]. Two main control techniques used in microgrids are
hierarchical control and distributed control structures. Both controls structures empower
consistent and resourceful operation for microgrids. Different measures have been developed
to improve the negative effects of the voltage disturbance and to moderate the power quality
complications. A microgrid can able to operate moreover in grid- connected or autonomous
(islanded) modes. Islanding can have undesirable impacts on system operation as well as
safety issues if not detected and configured on time. Within the smartgrid concept microgrids
have been proposed as novel distribution network architecture.

Published

2018-11-19

How to Cite

Ms.Thrishna Jayaraj, & Prof. G Justin Sunil Dhas. (2018). Microgrids -A Future Smart Grid Design. Journal of Power Electronics and Devices, 3(3), 16–21. Retrieved from http://matjournals.co.in/index.php/JOPED/article/view/6495

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