January 1, 2025IET Energy Systems IntegrationOpen Access

A Coordinated Frequency Control Strategy for Low Inertia Power System Incorporating Fractional‐Order Controllers, Inertia Emulation and Plug‐in Electric Vehicle

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SMSony M.G DMDeepak M AMAbraham T. Mathew

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The proposed strategy enhances inertia emulation and settling times in low-inertia power systems, utilizing grid storage and renewable energy sources.

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Optimal parameters were validated for inertia emulation and grid storage in low-inertia power systems.
Real-time testing using the Typhoon HIL 402 emulator demonstrated significant improvements in settling times.
Incorporating fractional-order controllers can effectively manage frequency deviations in renewable-integrated systems.
The coordinated control strategy highlights the potential of electric vehicle clusters in enhancing frequency stability.

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M.G et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6925572cc0ce034ddc35a72f https://doi.org/10.1049/esi2.70021

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The proposed strategy enhances inertia emulation and settling times in low-inertia power systems, utilizing grid storage and renewable energy sources.

A Coordinated Frequency Control Strategy for Low Inertia Power System Incorporating Fractional‐Order Controllers, Inertia Emulation and Plug‐in Electric Vehicle

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