Stability analysis of an isolated hybrid plant based on photovoltaic and mini-hydroelectric

This work presents a study of an isolated hybrid power plant that incorporates both conventional generation and renewable energies for practical exercises related to the subject "Electric Power Production Installations with Renewable Energy" in the 4th year of the Electrical Engineering de...

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Main Authors: Llamazares, Alvaro, Martin-Arroyo, Susana, Garcia-Gracia, Miguel, Cebollero, Jose Antonio
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Electrical engineering
Hybrid plant
Hybrid power systems
photovoltaic
Photovoltaic systems
power plant management
Power system stability
Production
Renewable energy sources
Stability analysis
synchronization
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Summary:This work presents a study of an isolated hybrid power plant that incorporates both conventional generation and renewable energies for practical exercises related to the subject "Electric Power Production Installations with Renewable Energy" in the 4th year of the Electrical Engineering degree program. The hybrid system comprises two mini-hydroelectric generators and a photovoltaic plant. Developed in MATLAB-Simulink, the model enables students to understand the fundamental principles of controlling a hybrid plant, with a focus on ensuring grid stability. Furthermore, automatic management of the hybrid plant is proposed as coursework.
ISSN:2766-2616
DOI:10.1109/TAEE59541.2024.10605017