The Study of Control Strategy of Multi-Microgrid Based on AC Bus

Ji Hong Shi; Ren Jie  Zhu; Guo Liang  Zeng; Jiang Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.380-384.257

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The Study of Control Strategy of Multi-Microgrid Based on AC Bus

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As microgrid is a significant part in the development of smart grid, researches focusing on operation efficiency, intelligent control and smooth transition with the main distribution network are very important in advancing micro-grid technology. This paper studies multi-microgrid control strategy based on IP and MAS and divided microgrid to three levels which are important, less important and unimportant. Then simulation experiments are designed to realize seamless transition between connected mode and island mode, intelligent management of microgrid by priority when the output power of main grid decrease.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 380-384)

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257-261

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August 2013

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Ji Hong Shi, Ren Jie Zhu, Guo Liang Zeng, Jiang Yu

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Connected Mode, Control Strategy, Island Mode, MAS, Microgrids (MGs)

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