Implementation of SEPIC converter for integration hydro, photovoltaic, wind power and battery source

• Main Authors: Selvakumar, S., Rajesh kumar, V., Muthupandi, K., Rama Kantha Krishanan, P., Ponmadhavan, P., Kazzaly, A. S.
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Subjects: Alternative energy sources; Energy storage; Optimization; Photovoltaic cells; Power plants; Renewable energy sources; Renewable resources; Voltage converters (DC to DC); Wind power
• ISSN: 0094-243X; 1551-7616
• DOI: 10.1063/5.0139498

The decrease in reactive energy, and hence the deterioration of the ecological parcel, has severely limited the ability concentration event. As a result, it’s critical to transform energy product designs and aggressively develop renewable energy sources. It’s critical to ensure the soundness and functioning of a huge multi-energy reciprocal system, and it gives theoretical foundation for the world’s largest single reciprocal demonstration design in Qinghai Province, which includes hydro-wind-PV power and a battery store. AN optimization programming model is established with the goal of minimizing the volatility of affair power, taking into account all of the different power force limitations. Because flyspeck mass optimization (PSO) has the disadvantage of unseasonable confluence and slow confluence inside the final [*fr1], when paired with niche technology in elaboration, a distinct segment of flyspeck mass optimization (NPSO) is expected to produce the greatest results. Finally, using the example of ten million kW reciprocal power stations with hydropower, wind power, PV power, and battery storage within the Huang He Company Hainan prefecture, the coordinated operation of various stations is anatomized. The case validates the model’s validity and applicability. It demonstrates that reciprocal actions will increase the rate at which renewable energy is used.