Research of the Power Control for a MCFC/GT Hybrid System

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Molten carbonate fuel cell/ gas turbine hybrid power system (MCFC/GT) output power should real-time response the demand of load. The auto-tuning ZieglerNichols tuned PI controller (AZNPIC) as a feedback controller for power corrective action is added to the hybrid power system. The optimal setpoints and feed forward control inputs of the controller are given by Multi-output Support Vector Machine Regression (MSVR) predictor for the hybrid system. Simulation results show that the power of hybrid system can be effectively close to the desired setpoints based on the control method.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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2596-2599

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December 2013

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