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A new control algorithm for energy conservation from main grid during generation intermittence in the micro grids using A.C electric springs

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The work presented in this paper addresses the problem of main grid dependability in micro grids using Electric springs by proposing an efficient energy management algorithm that schedules the non-critical loads present in the micro grid using A.C Electric springs.
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The work presented in this paper addresses the problem of main grid dependability in micro grids using Electric springs The micro grids which have more penetration of renewable sources are bound to depend on main grids during generation intermittence of the micro sources In order to reduce the dependability of micro grids on main grid an efficient energy management algorithm has been presented The proposed algorithm schedules the non-critical loads present in the micro grid using AC Electric springs and the simulation studies are performed in MATLAB The reduction in energy consumption from the main grid is achieved by making the non-critical loads consume lesser power during generation intermittence in the micro grid

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Hybrid energy management strategy for residential consumers using virtual and actual storage systems

TL;DR: The proposed hybrid algorithm is designed to effectively schedule the virtual and the actual storage facilities present in a residential complex powered by solar panels and main grid to make the residential complex more autonomous and less reliable on the main grid, which is possible by reducing the power import from the utility grid.
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Experimental evaluation of the performance of virtual storage units in hybrid micro grids

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Single and Three Phases Sensitive Load Compensation by Electric Spring Using Proportional-Resonant and Repetitive Controllers

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