Voltage Sag Enhancement of Hybrid PV-wind system

Document Type : Original Article

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1 electrical power engineering, Engineering, Zagazig university

2 electrical power engineering, Engineering, zagazig university

Abstract

Considered one of the most essential problems of power quality, Voltage Sag is related to renewable based distributed generation (DG) units. Using two types of compensators: Distribution Static, also known as (D-STATCOM) and Static VAR, also known as (SVC), this paper handles the issue of voltage sag. Modeling and simulation of hybrid PV-Wind system is proposed in this study. The proposed system is examined under voltage sag incident caused by two factors: a sudden heavy load and faults that are related to short circuit, e.g., single line to ground, double line to ground and three phases to ground faults. A hybrid wind–PV system is presented using MATLAB/ SIMULINK software package. According to the simulation results, the voltage sag is effectively mitigated after using D-STATCOM, which shows efficient voltage recovery compared with SVC.
Considered one of the most essential problems of power quality, Voltage Sag is related to renewable based distributed generation (DG) units. Using two types of compensators: Distribution Static, also known as (D-STATCOM) and Static VAR, also known as (SVC), this paper handles the issue of voltage sag. Modeling and simulation of hybrid PV-Wind system is proposed in this study. The proposed system is examined under voltage sag incident caused by two factors: a sudden heavy load and faults that are related to short circuit, e.g., single line to ground, double line to ground and three phases to ground faults. A hybrid wind–PV system is presented using MATLAB/ SIMULINK software package.

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