Evaluates power efficiency using multiple renewable sources in industrial drives, suggesting improved energy management.
The renewable energy sources exhibit a prominent role in order to power the industrial drives or electric vehicles (EVs) related esteemed applications. Importantly, throughout a day the solar irradiation may not be constant. Therefore, the peak power should be tracked from the solar photovoltaic (SPV) panel (SPV-P) with respect to the varying solar irradiation conditions. Moreover, the fuel cells (FCs) are widely used in many power generation applications such as commercial or industrial applications. Therefore, this paper highlights the application of multi-power source vector controlled induction motor (VCIM) drive through an efficient power conditioning unit (PCU).The modelling aspects are presented for both the fuel cell and solar PV systems. The PCU comprises of the boost converter and the multilevel inverter (MLI). The boost converter is effectuated with the fuzzy logic control (FLC) as well as the perturbation and observation (P&O) algorithm for the maximum power point tracking (MPPT) of the solar PV panel. The MATLAB-based simulation results are presented with an emphasis on the torque ripples of the VCIM drive.
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