A Combined AC+DC Distribution Network Interconnected with Renewable Energy

Dong Xin Hao; Li Zhang; Meng Qi Liu; Pan Ting Dong; Hao Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.960-961.676

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A Combined AC+DC Distribution Network Interconnected with Renewable Energy

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The combined AC+DC distribution network in this study provides a coupling and decoupling strategy of renewable energy in DC mode by using zig-zag transformer, which makes each line transmit AC electrical power and DC power simultaneously. The proposed scheme is digitally simulated with the help of Simulink software package. Simulation results indicate lower line voltage drop and less active and reactive power loss in steady state; almost similar or even better transient effects in transient state, which demonstrates the feasibility of combined AC+DC distribution network of single line interconnected with renewable energy.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 960-961)

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June 2014

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Dong Xin Hao*, Li Zhang, Meng Qi Liu, Pan Ting Dong, Hao Wu

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Ac/Dc Distribution Network, Renewable Energy, Simulink Simulation, Z-Transformer

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