ENERGY MANAGEMENT FOR ON GRID AND OFF GRID
SYSTEMS USING HYBRID ENERGY SOURCES
PRESENTED BY, PROJECT GUIDE
S.PRADEEP , Dr.M.SENTHIL KUMAR, M.E.,Ph.D.,
ME-POWER SYSTEM ENGG, Professor,
Sona college of Technology, Department of EEE,
Salem-636 005. Sona college of Technology,
Salem-636 005.
ABSTRACT OVERVIEW
• Decreasing the energy dependency.
• Alleviating the intermittent Renewable energy.
• Maintaining the load voltage via on grid and off grid operations.
• stabilizing with Efficient control unit.
• Energy management via optimal power flow.
• Optimal operational strategy .
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
• Pragya Nema et al.,(2009,ELSEVIER) has reported that hybrid energy
system supply continuous power to the load with optimal design of hybrid
controller.
• Kivanc basaran et al.,(2017,IET) has reported that within the context of
developed control unit application, provides the operation of hybrid
systems as islanded and grid connected.
• Petr Musilek et al.,(2017,IEEE) has reported that achieving optimal
operational strategy through evolved fuzzy base rule.
• Aseem sayal et al.,(2012,IEEE) has analyzed 8 MPPT techniques under
randomly varying atmospheric conditions.
REVIEW OF LITERATURE (contd…)
• Rahul Sharma et al.,(2017,TURKISH) has proposed novel optimal tracking
algorithm to provide demanded power without using extra components and
control.
• N.Shaheen et al.,(2015,IEEE) has analyzed binary swarm optimization and
genetic algorithms to generate a hybrid algorithm.
• Felipe Valencia et al.,(2015,IEEE) has reported that robust energy
management system is used to improve the robustness in the operation of
micro grids.
• Sarin CR et al.,(2016,IEEE) has analyzed multi-dimensional algorithm,
composed of adaptive hopfield network and genetic algorithm.
REVIEW OF LITERATURE (contd…)
• Ye yang et al.,(2017,IEEE) has analyzed the energy management design of
battery storage to enhance grid integration.
• Wenlong Jing et al.,(2017,IET) has analyzed the developments of battery-super
capacitor in micro grid systems.
• The Future of Energy 2012 Results Book, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, New
York, USA, BNEF, 2012 has analysed,
OBJECTIVES
 To achieve and maintain optimum energy procurement and utilization.
 Switching to the Current and future state of art development.
 To maintain Optimal power flow irrespective of atmospheric conditions.
 Enhancing On grid and off grid energy management.
 To obtain Best feasible solution.
 To compare and analyze optimization techniques.
 To develop a optimal operational strategy for continuous power supply.
CONVENTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
 Energy conversion efficiency is relatively low.
 There is no control unit.
 Continuous power supply is not guaranteed.
PROPOSED BLOCK DIAGRAM
BREIFING
 Central control unit controls the operational mode of the system.
 To check the energy demand from
 Three power levels.
 Five control unit input terminals and two output terminals.
 Optimum Power control strategy for control unit.
• Autonomous Charges.
• The energy level of grid.
• The state of charge of batteries.
Hybrid energy output
PWM pulse
MOSFET switch
DC/DC converter o/p
Inverter
Grid or load
Artificial Neural Network
CONTROL UNIT FLOW CHART
 To improve the efficiency of the control unit , ANN is used to reduce the time taken
for stabilizing the voltage.
CONVENTIONAL FLC CONTROLLER OUTPUT
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK CONTROLLER
 This controller is a replication of our human brain.
 It is chosen to solve Complex input/output relationship.
 It acquires knowledge through learning.
 Each layer in the neural network gets you farther from the input and
closer to your goal.
 Analysing very large volume of data in real time.
BASIC BLOCK OF ANN
SIMULATION RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
MODES OF OPERATION
Number Of modes Timing in seconds S1 S2 S3 S4
1 0 - 0.5 1 0 0 1
2 0.5 - 1 0 0 1 0
3 <1 1 1 1 0
Where,
S1= Battery switch.
S2= Renewable sources to Grid switch.
S3= Renewable sources to load switch.
S4= Grid to load switch.
MODES OF OPERATION
MODE 1:
 In mode 1 of operation, power supply from grid to load occurs.
 During this operation of mode, power supply is not obtained from hybrid
sources.
MODE 2:
 In mode 2 of operation, power supply for load is obtained from solar and wind
sources (i.e.) from renewable sources to load.
 During this operation of mode, power supply is not obtained from grid sources.
MODE 3:
 In mode 3 of operation, power supply for load and grid is obtained from hybrid
sources (i.e.) from renewable sources plus battery to load and grid.
 During this mode, stable power supply to load and grid is obtained from hybrid
sources to overcome fluctuations if any.
SIMULATION OUTPUT
Output For Mode1/Mode2
Output For Mode 3
CONCLUSION
 Energy is one of the most essential things in the world to live.
 By adopting this method the power oscillations are reduced in load
side.
 Steady state is reached at much faster rate.
 Continuity of power supply to load is assured.
 Results show excellent performance with Fuzzy logic controller.
 In this phase, control unit is employed with artificial neural network
to provide optimum operational strategy.
REFERENCES
1. Aseem sayal.: ‘MPPT Techniques for Photovoltaic System under Uniform Insolation and
Partial Shading Conditions’. Students Conf. on Engineering and Systems, Allahabad, Uttar
Pradesh, India, 16-18 March 2012, pp. 1 - 6
2. Felipe Valencia, Jorge Collado, Doris Sáez., et al.: ‘Robust Energy Management System for
a Microgrid Based on a Fuzzy Prediction Interval Model’. IEEE Trans. smart grid., 2015, pp.
1949-3053
3. Kivanc Basaran, Numan Sabit Cetin, Selim Borekci.: ‘Optimization of hybrid sources for on
grid and off grid systems’. IET Renew. Power Gener., 2017, Vol. 11 Iss. 5, pp. 642-649
4. Pragya Nema, R.K., Nema, Saroj Rangnekar.: ‘A current and future state of art
development of hybrid energy system using wind and PV-solar: A review’. Elsevier
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2009, 13, pp. 2096–2103
5. Petr Musilek, Pavel Kromert , Rodrigo Martins., et al.: ‘Optimal Energy Management of
Residential PV IHESS Using Evolutionary Fuzzy Control’. IEEE Congress on Evolutionary
Computation (CEC), Donostia, San Sebastián, Spain, 5-8 June 2017, pp. 2094 - 2101
6. Rahul Sharma, Sathans Suhag.: ‘Novel control strategy for hybrid renewable energy-based
standalone system’. Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci.,2017, 25, pp. 2261-2277
7. Sarin, CR., Syam Nair., et al.: ‘Load – source analysis and scheduling in hybrid smart grid
using multilayer adaptive GNN algorithm’ . Int. Conf. on Signal Processing,
Communication, Power and Embedded System (SCOPES), Paralakhemundi, India ,3-5
Oct. 2016, pp. 1900 - 1907
8. Shaheen, N., Javaid, N., Iqbal, Z., et al.: ‘A hybrid algorithm for energy management in
smart grid’. 18th int. conf. on network-based information systems, Taipei, Taiwan, 2-4
Sept. 2015, pp. 58 – 63
9. Wenlong Jing, Chean Hung Lai., et al.: ‘Battery-Super capacitor Hybrid Energy Storage
System in Standalone DC Micro grids: A Review’. IET Renewable Power Generation,2016
10. Ye Yang, Qing Ye, Leonard J. Tung, ., et al.: ‘Integrated Size and Energy Management
Design of Battery Storage to Enhance Grid Integration of Large-scale PV Power Plants’.
IEEE Trans. Industrial Electronics , 2017, pp. 1 -1
REFERENCES (contd…)
11. The Future of Energy 2012 Results Book, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, New york,
USA, BNEF, 2012.
https://india.gov.in/website-bureau-energy-efficiency.
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Energy management and control techniques used

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    ENERGY MANAGEMENT FORON GRID AND OFF GRID SYSTEMS USING HYBRID ENERGY SOURCES PRESENTED BY, PROJECT GUIDE S.PRADEEP , Dr.M.SENTHIL KUMAR, M.E.,Ph.D., ME-POWER SYSTEM ENGG, Professor, Sona college of Technology, Department of EEE, Salem-636 005. Sona college of Technology, Salem-636 005.
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    ABSTRACT OVERVIEW • Decreasingthe energy dependency. • Alleviating the intermittent Renewable energy. • Maintaining the load voltage via on grid and off grid operations. • stabilizing with Efficient control unit. • Energy management via optimal power flow. • Optimal operational strategy .
  • 4.
    REVIEW OF LITERATURE •Pragya Nema et al.,(2009,ELSEVIER) has reported that hybrid energy system supply continuous power to the load with optimal design of hybrid controller. • Kivanc basaran et al.,(2017,IET) has reported that within the context of developed control unit application, provides the operation of hybrid systems as islanded and grid connected. • Petr Musilek et al.,(2017,IEEE) has reported that achieving optimal operational strategy through evolved fuzzy base rule. • Aseem sayal et al.,(2012,IEEE) has analyzed 8 MPPT techniques under randomly varying atmospheric conditions.
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    REVIEW OF LITERATURE(contd…) • Rahul Sharma et al.,(2017,TURKISH) has proposed novel optimal tracking algorithm to provide demanded power without using extra components and control. • N.Shaheen et al.,(2015,IEEE) has analyzed binary swarm optimization and genetic algorithms to generate a hybrid algorithm. • Felipe Valencia et al.,(2015,IEEE) has reported that robust energy management system is used to improve the robustness in the operation of micro grids. • Sarin CR et al.,(2016,IEEE) has analyzed multi-dimensional algorithm, composed of adaptive hopfield network and genetic algorithm.
  • 6.
    REVIEW OF LITERATURE(contd…) • Ye yang et al.,(2017,IEEE) has analyzed the energy management design of battery storage to enhance grid integration. • Wenlong Jing et al.,(2017,IET) has analyzed the developments of battery-super capacitor in micro grid systems. • The Future of Energy 2012 Results Book, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, New York, USA, BNEF, 2012 has analysed,
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    OBJECTIVES  To achieveand maintain optimum energy procurement and utilization.  Switching to the Current and future state of art development.  To maintain Optimal power flow irrespective of atmospheric conditions.  Enhancing On grid and off grid energy management.  To obtain Best feasible solution.  To compare and analyze optimization techniques.  To develop a optimal operational strategy for continuous power supply.
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    CONVENTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM Energy conversion efficiency is relatively low.  There is no control unit.  Continuous power supply is not guaranteed.
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    BREIFING  Central controlunit controls the operational mode of the system.  To check the energy demand from  Three power levels.  Five control unit input terminals and two output terminals.  Optimum Power control strategy for control unit. • Autonomous Charges. • The energy level of grid. • The state of charge of batteries.
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    Hybrid energy output PWMpulse MOSFET switch DC/DC converter o/p Inverter Grid or load Artificial Neural Network CONTROL UNIT FLOW CHART
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     To improvethe efficiency of the control unit , ANN is used to reduce the time taken for stabilizing the voltage. CONVENTIONAL FLC CONTROLLER OUTPUT
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    ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKCONTROLLER  This controller is a replication of our human brain.  It is chosen to solve Complex input/output relationship.  It acquires knowledge through learning.  Each layer in the neural network gets you farther from the input and closer to your goal.  Analysing very large volume of data in real time.
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    SIMULATION RESULTS ANDDISCUSSION MODES OF OPERATION Number Of modes Timing in seconds S1 S2 S3 S4 1 0 - 0.5 1 0 0 1 2 0.5 - 1 0 0 1 0 3 <1 1 1 1 0 Where, S1= Battery switch. S2= Renewable sources to Grid switch. S3= Renewable sources to load switch. S4= Grid to load switch.
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    MODES OF OPERATION MODE1:  In mode 1 of operation, power supply from grid to load occurs.  During this operation of mode, power supply is not obtained from hybrid sources. MODE 2:  In mode 2 of operation, power supply for load is obtained from solar and wind sources (i.e.) from renewable sources to load.  During this operation of mode, power supply is not obtained from grid sources. MODE 3:  In mode 3 of operation, power supply for load and grid is obtained from hybrid sources (i.e.) from renewable sources plus battery to load and grid.  During this mode, stable power supply to load and grid is obtained from hybrid sources to overcome fluctuations if any.
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    CONCLUSION  Energy isone of the most essential things in the world to live.  By adopting this method the power oscillations are reduced in load side.  Steady state is reached at much faster rate.  Continuity of power supply to load is assured.  Results show excellent performance with Fuzzy logic controller.  In this phase, control unit is employed with artificial neural network to provide optimum operational strategy.
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    REFERENCES 1. Aseem sayal.:‘MPPT Techniques for Photovoltaic System under Uniform Insolation and Partial Shading Conditions’. Students Conf. on Engineering and Systems, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, 16-18 March 2012, pp. 1 - 6 2. Felipe Valencia, Jorge Collado, Doris Sáez., et al.: ‘Robust Energy Management System for a Microgrid Based on a Fuzzy Prediction Interval Model’. IEEE Trans. smart grid., 2015, pp. 1949-3053 3. Kivanc Basaran, Numan Sabit Cetin, Selim Borekci.: ‘Optimization of hybrid sources for on grid and off grid systems’. IET Renew. Power Gener., 2017, Vol. 11 Iss. 5, pp. 642-649 4. Pragya Nema, R.K., Nema, Saroj Rangnekar.: ‘A current and future state of art development of hybrid energy system using wind and PV-solar: A review’. Elsevier Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2009, 13, pp. 2096–2103 5. Petr Musilek, Pavel Kromert , Rodrigo Martins., et al.: ‘Optimal Energy Management of Residential PV IHESS Using Evolutionary Fuzzy Control’. IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), Donostia, San Sebastián, Spain, 5-8 June 2017, pp. 2094 - 2101 6. Rahul Sharma, Sathans Suhag.: ‘Novel control strategy for hybrid renewable energy-based standalone system’. Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci.,2017, 25, pp. 2261-2277
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    7. Sarin, CR.,Syam Nair., et al.: ‘Load – source analysis and scheduling in hybrid smart grid using multilayer adaptive GNN algorithm’ . Int. Conf. on Signal Processing, Communication, Power and Embedded System (SCOPES), Paralakhemundi, India ,3-5 Oct. 2016, pp. 1900 - 1907 8. Shaheen, N., Javaid, N., Iqbal, Z., et al.: ‘A hybrid algorithm for energy management in smart grid’. 18th int. conf. on network-based information systems, Taipei, Taiwan, 2-4 Sept. 2015, pp. 58 – 63 9. Wenlong Jing, Chean Hung Lai., et al.: ‘Battery-Super capacitor Hybrid Energy Storage System in Standalone DC Micro grids: A Review’. IET Renewable Power Generation,2016 10. Ye Yang, Qing Ye, Leonard J. Tung, ., et al.: ‘Integrated Size and Energy Management Design of Battery Storage to Enhance Grid Integration of Large-scale PV Power Plants’. IEEE Trans. Industrial Electronics , 2017, pp. 1 -1 REFERENCES (contd…) 11. The Future of Energy 2012 Results Book, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, New york, USA, BNEF, 2012. https://india.gov.in/website-bureau-energy-efficiency. BOOK ONLINE URL
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