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1 online resource (103 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Contributors -- 1. Introduction to Microgrids -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Features of a Microgrid -- 1.2. Microgrid Standards -- 1.3. Architecture of a Microgrid -- 2. Technical Challenges in Microgrids -- 2.1. Prerequisites to Efficiently Operate a Microgrid -- 2.2. Classification of Microgrid [12] -- 3. Basic Components of a Microgrid -- 3.1. Distribution Generations (DGs) Power System -- 3.2. Storage Devices -- 3.3. Control Techniques -- 3.3.1 Grid-Connected Mode -- 3.3.2 Microgrid Island Mode [21,22] |
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3.3.3 Microgrid Central Control Method -- 3.3.4 Point of Common Coupling -- References -- 2. Renewable Energy Sources -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Wind Turbines -- 1.2. PV Cells -- 1.3. Microturbines -- 1.4. Fuel Cells -- 2. Hybrid PV-Wind System -- 3. FC System -- 4. Back-Up Components -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Diesel Generator -- 4.3. Battery -- 4.4. Inverter -- 4.5. Control Equipment -- 5. System Optimization -- 5.1. Cost Optimization -- 5.2. Efficiency Optimization -- 6. Need for Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems -- 6.1. Advantages of Hybrid Power Systems |
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6.2. Simulation Tools for Hybrid PV Systems -- 7. Hybrid Optimization Model For Electric Renewable -- 7.1. Numerical Simulation Results -- 7.2. Optimization -- 7.3. Sensitivity Analysis -- 7.4. Economic Modelling -- 7.5. Environmental Analysis -- 7.6. Generators, Boiler, and Reformer -- 7.7. Grid -- 8. Location and Load Data -- 8.1. Resource Data -- 8.2. Components and Cost Assessment -- 9. HOMER Modeling -- 9.1. Simulation -- 9.2. Optimization -- 10. Conclusion -- References -- 3. AC/DC Microgrids -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Island Mode -- 1.2. Grid-Connected Mode |
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2. Power Supply Types of Microgrids -- 2.1. DC Microgrid -- 2.2. An AC Microgrid -- 2.3. Inverter -- 2.4. Boost Converter -- 2.5. AC/DC Microgrid -- 3. Distributed Generation Sources-Based Microgrids -- 4. Scenario-Based Microgrids -- 4.1. Campus Environment or Institutional Microgrids -- 4.2. Remote Island Microgrids -- 4.3. Military Microgrids -- 4.4. Residence and Industrial Microgrids -- 5. Size of the Microgrids -- 6. Comparison of AC and DC Microgrid -- References -- 4. Microgrid Modeling and Simulations -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Loads -- 2.1. Renewable Energy Resources (RERs) |
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3. Modeling of Photovoltaic Cell -- 3.1. PV System -- 3.2. PV Module -- 3.3. PV Array -- 3.4. Working of PV Cell -- 3.4.1 Implementation Benefits and Drawbacks -- 4. Maximum Power Point Tracking -- 4.1. The Necessity of MPPT -- 4.2. Algorithms for Tracking of Maximum Power Point -- 5. Wind Power Productions -- 5.1. Wind Energy Conversion System -- 5.2. Types of Wind Power Generator -- 5.2.1 Constant Speed -- 5.2.2 Variable Speed -- 5.2.3 Variable Speed with Partial-Scale Frequency Converter -- 5.2.4 Implementation Benefits and Drawbacks -- 6. Energy Storage System -- 6.1. Batteries |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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6.1.1 Implementation Benefits and Drawbacks |
| Subject |
Microgrids (Smart power grids)
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Microgrids (Smart power grids)
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Nithiyananthan, K
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Karthikeyan, S. Prabhakar
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Holm-Nielsen, Jens Bo
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| ISBN |
9781000226850 |
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1000226859 |
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9781000226898 |
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1000226891 |
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9781000226874 |
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1000226875 |
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9780367815929 |
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0367815923 |
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