IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems
This article deals with a novel adaptive controller known as dual-mode proportional-integral-derivative (DMPID) controller employed to regulate the frequency of a three-area thermal-type interconnected system including nonlinearity in the form of generation rate constraints. The DMPID controller is...
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doaj-186b96469f974f559ac27c7cedc67ebc2021-06-21T13:17:38ZengTaylor & Francis GroupCogent Engineering2331-19162020-01-017110.1080/23311916.2020.17116751711675IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systemsGayatri Mohapatra0Manoj Kumar Debnath1Krushna Keshab Mohapatra2Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan Deemed to be UniversitySiksha ‘O’ Anusandhan Deemed to be UniversitySiksha ‘O’ Anusandhan Deemed to be UniversityThis article deals with a novel adaptive controller known as dual-mode proportional-integral-derivative (DMPID) controller employed to regulate the frequency of a three-area thermal-type interconnected system including nonlinearity in the form of generation rate constraints. The DMPID controller is tuned by ions motion optimization (IMO) technique to acquire its suitable gains by employing integral absolute error. The dynamic characteristics of the multi-area network with the above-mentioned control methodology are compared with the IMO-tuned PID controller and a previously published method such as bacteria foraging optimized integral controller to establish its supremacy. Further, case studies confirm the robustness of the proposed control approach while subjected to various system loadings, different positions of SLP and parameter variations. Also, the robustness of the recommended controller is validated in the presence of time delays. Finally, the proposed controller is applied in another multi-source model to prove its adaptability.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23311916.2020.1711675automatic generation controlions motion optimizationdual-mode controllerproportional-integral-derivative controllertime delaymulti-source generation |
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Gayatri Mohapatra Manoj Kumar Debnath Krushna Keshab Mohapatra |
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Gayatri Mohapatra Manoj Kumar Debnath Krushna Keshab Mohapatra IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems Cogent Engineering automatic generation control ions motion optimization dual-mode controller proportional-integral-derivative controller time delay multi-source generation |
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Gayatri Mohapatra Manoj Kumar Debnath Krushna Keshab Mohapatra |
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Gayatri Mohapatra |
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IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems |
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IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems |
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IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems |
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IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems |
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IMO-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for AGC investigation in different types of systems |
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imo-based novel adaptive dual-mode controller design for agc investigation in different types of systems |
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Taylor & Francis Group |
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Cogent Engineering |
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2331-1916 |
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2020-01-01 |
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This article deals with a novel adaptive controller known as dual-mode proportional-integral-derivative (DMPID) controller employed to regulate the frequency of a three-area thermal-type interconnected system including nonlinearity in the form of generation rate constraints. The DMPID controller is tuned by ions motion optimization (IMO) technique to acquire its suitable gains by employing integral absolute error. The dynamic characteristics of the multi-area network with the above-mentioned control methodology are compared with the IMO-tuned PID controller and a previously published method such as bacteria foraging optimized integral controller to establish its supremacy. Further, case studies confirm the robustness of the proposed control approach while subjected to various system loadings, different positions of SLP and parameter variations. Also, the robustness of the recommended controller is validated in the presence of time delays. Finally, the proposed controller is applied in another multi-source model to prove its adaptability. |
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automatic generation control ions motion optimization dual-mode controller proportional-integral-derivative controller time delay multi-source generation |
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23311916.2020.1711675 |
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