Resilient fractional-order fuzzy-based tilt control of renewable-dominated hybrid power system
摘要
The research conducted for this work has focused on the design and implementation of resilient fractional-order fuzzy integral tilt derivative with filter (FOF-ITDF) controller for renewable-dominated hybrid power system (HPS). The considered HPS employs solar thermal, wind power, diesel engine, aqua electrolyzer, and fuel cell as the distributed generation system. Moreover, flywheel, battery, and ultra-capacitor (UC) are chosen as the energy storage components. The parameters of FOF-ITDF controller are tuned via a hybrid optimization termed as artificial gorilla troops optimizer (GTO) with gradient-based optimizer (GBO). This proposed controller shows enhanced performance over fuzzy proportional–integral–derivative (PID), fuzzy ITDF, and FOF-PID controllers in terms of dynamic as well as steady state. Proposed GTO-GBO: FOF-ITDF controller provides highly robust operation against rate constraint non-linearities, parameter variations, and communication time delays (CTDs). Finally, the performance assessment of the proposed control architecture is also benchmarked over real-power system data via a standard IEEE-14 bus system with its stability evaluation by bode plot. By utilizing the proposed control design, the maximum frequency deviation