T. Dinesh, M. Manjula

A Fractional Order Tilt Integral Controller Based Load Frequency Control with Dispersed Generation and Electric Vehicle

  • Electrical and Electronic Engineering
  • Engineering (miscellaneous)
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The elevated level of entrance of decentralized power sources with their Intermittent and volatility gives us a accost task to control load frequency, moreover this quandary is getting worsen up with the Involvement of electric vehicles in the rundown. This paper presents a censorious robust fractional order operative established tilt integral derivative controller (FOTID) for regulating the frequency. To emulate distributed power sources a linearized model of a wind power plant is considered and a small signal model of EV is developed. With the consideration dynamic nature of EV & wind power plants, the dynamic pursuance of the envisaged FOTID controller is investigated by comparing them with integral order PID controller, Fractional order PID controller, sliding mode controller under various conditions. The transfer function model of proposed controllers is derived and the robustness of the proposed FOTID controller is examined by conducting detailed simulation studies.

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