HWOT-scaled Cascade fractional order hybrid controller applied to
Renewable based EV generating systems
Abstract
In the upcoming epochs, conventional energy may deplete soon. Thus, the
use of conventional energy in the power industries need to be
supplemented by non-conventional energy resources. This would result in
loss of synchronisms in the power grids owing to the fact that solar and
wind alternate their attributes expeditiously with change in atmospheric
phenomenon. To ameliorate frequency deviation within a specific range
automatic generation control (AGC) implements forced allowance on system
operation. A three area thermal with photovoltaic (PV), electric vehicle
(EV), wind system is considered under deregulated environment to develop
and to judge the efficacy of newly developed cascade fractional order
hybrid controller combination of (FOTID & 3DOF-PID). Comparing the
aforementioned controller to other controllers such as the three degree
of freedom proportional-integral-derivative (3DOF-PID), the fractional
order tilt-integral-derivative (FOTID), and the
proportional-integral-derivative (PID) justifies the system’s
effectiveness. This assessment has been accomplished by a trendy
optimization technique such as hybrid whale optimization algorithm
(HWOT). However, the main intent of this write-up is to fabricate a
cascade fractional order (CC-FO) hybrid controller that would act as the
new control mechanism for the proposed system under deregulated
scenario. It has been found that the suggested CC-FO hybrid controller
stabilises the system ( i.e., Under step load disruptions,
frequency deviation and tie-line power become zero) in the shortest
amount of time possible. Additionally, it is seen that the recommended
controller can control a wide range of nominal loading circumstances and
system characteristics, demonstrating its robustness.