A microgrid is supposed to supply its demand self-sufficiently. However, the generation intermittency and load variations can result in the impermanent overloading of the microgrid. This can be addressed by allowing the microgrid to import some power from one or more adjacent microgrids, after their short interconnection. The transition phase of forming a system of coupled microgrids is focused in this paper, and a suitable mechanism is proposed which enables the interconnection of the microgrids after a proper synchronization. The performance of the proposed mechanism is evaluated by PSCAD/EMTDC-based time-domain simulation studies
This paper presents the back-to-back interconnection of two autonomous microgrids. A back-to-back co...
Microgrids (MGs) are promising approaches to proliferate distributed energy resources for electrific...
The two common mechanisms of load-shedding and renewable curtailment can prevent provisional overloa...
© 2016 IEEE. A microgrid is supposed to supply its demand self-sufficiently. However, the generation...
It is expected from a microgrid to supply its local demand independently; however, the load and gene...
This paper discusses how two islanded microgrids, when connected together, can support each other du...
Load-shedding and curtailment of renewable sources are common mechanism to prevent temporary overloa...
Microgrid is expected to supply its local loads independently. But, due to intermittency of wind and...
Even though microgrids are generally assumed to operate either in grid-connected or islanded modes, ...
Majority of the remote areas have self-sufficient and isolate electricity systems. These systems are...
© 2016 IEEE.Majority of the remote areas have self-sufficient and isolate electricity systems. These...
Currently, active networks called microgrids are formed on the basis of local power supply systems w...
Abstract The interconnection of microgrids to form a network known as the multi‐microgrid (MMG) brin...
Remote area microgrids (MG) can experience overloading or power deficiency throughout their dynamic ...
Load-shedding is a mechanism to prevent overloading of an islanded microgrid (MG). To minimize load-...
This paper presents the back-to-back interconnection of two autonomous microgrids. A back-to-back co...
Microgrids (MGs) are promising approaches to proliferate distributed energy resources for electrific...
The two common mechanisms of load-shedding and renewable curtailment can prevent provisional overloa...
© 2016 IEEE. A microgrid is supposed to supply its demand self-sufficiently. However, the generation...
It is expected from a microgrid to supply its local demand independently; however, the load and gene...
This paper discusses how two islanded microgrids, when connected together, can support each other du...
Load-shedding and curtailment of renewable sources are common mechanism to prevent temporary overloa...
Microgrid is expected to supply its local loads independently. But, due to intermittency of wind and...
Even though microgrids are generally assumed to operate either in grid-connected or islanded modes, ...
Majority of the remote areas have self-sufficient and isolate electricity systems. These systems are...
© 2016 IEEE.Majority of the remote areas have self-sufficient and isolate electricity systems. These...
Currently, active networks called microgrids are formed on the basis of local power supply systems w...
Abstract The interconnection of microgrids to form a network known as the multi‐microgrid (MMG) brin...
Remote area microgrids (MG) can experience overloading or power deficiency throughout their dynamic ...
Load-shedding is a mechanism to prevent overloading of an islanded microgrid (MG). To minimize load-...
This paper presents the back-to-back interconnection of two autonomous microgrids. A back-to-back co...
Microgrids (MGs) are promising approaches to proliferate distributed energy resources for electrific...
The two common mechanisms of load-shedding and renewable curtailment can prevent provisional overloa...