Modelling of a Micro Grid PV Rooftop System by PSCAD

Nattapan Thanomsat; Boonyang Plangklang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.839.34

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Modelling of a Micro Grid PV Rooftop System by PSCAD

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A Photovoltaic rooftop system is being grown up for producing electricity in Thailand. The technical study of PV rooftop system is required especially in term of power quality impact from PV rooftop system to the grid system. The aim of this paper is to construct the simulation models of a micro grid PV rooftop system by using the simulation software PSCAD. PSCAD has an advantage that the software provides a complete model of the PV rooftop system in an electromagnetic transient software environment. The modules of study include PV array, three-phase inverter, LC filter, transformer, load, and distribution network. The constructed model is simulated under the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) regulations.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 839)

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Nattapan Thanomsat, Boonyang Plangklang*

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