Neural network base power generation
- 1. NEURAL NETWORK BASED MPPT CONTROL OF HYBRID POWER GENERATION SYSTEM BATCH MEMBERS ARUNKUMAR.T 420112105304 UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF Mr. K.S.PANDIYAN, M.E., Asst. Professor / EEE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING A.K.T. MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY KALLAKURICHI-606202 1 12/02./2016
- 2. ABSTRACT • This paper describes the modeling of integrated hybrid renewable energy system. The wind and solar are used as input sources for the hybrid system. • The proposed system involves the design of photovoltaic (PV) and wind energy conversion system (WECS).The system is designed for constant wind speed and varying solar irradiation and isolation. • Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithm is used to extract the maximum power from PV array. • The integration of two input sources is done by current-source-interface multiple-input (MI) cuk converter. • Neural network controller is used to control the duty cycle of one of the converter switch thereby extracting the maximum power from solar array. • The system consists of photovoltaic (PV) array, wind energy conversion system (WECS), multiple input current- source-interface cuk converter, voltage source inverter (VSI), LC filter and single phase load. • The entire proposed system will be verified with experimental results. 212/02/16
- 3. OBJECTIVE • Main objective of this project is to design a Neural network based MPPT controlled power generation in hybrid model.(wind and solar). • Another objective is to obtain continues power generation and increase the load stability at the time of alternative power source by using multiple input cuk converter and PWM controller. 312/02/16
- 4. METHODOLOGY • MPPT design of proposed converter and control methods. • Neural network based result analysis. • Hardware implementation rated with 25watts. • Experimental results analysis. 412/02/16
- 5. BLOCK DIAGRAM 12/02/16 5 GRID power Isolation T/F Load Compensating T/F Phase sensing Inverter PWM Controller (Neural network based) CUK converter Wind mill Solar Panel Rectifier
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