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Author(s)
K. K. Singh Tomar
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DOI:10.17265/1934-8975/2026.01.002
Affiliation(s)
Executive Engineer, Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Ltd., Noida 201301, India
ABSTRACT
KEYWORDS
DC microgrid, tripartite DC-DC Converter, battery energy storage, distributed consonance control, kingpin-acolyte strategy, voltage regulation, power sharing, renewable integration
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A micro-grid is a miniature active delivery network that
uses DGs (distributed generations)
(both green and conventional), energy storage facilities, and loads to run in either
grid-connected or islanded modes. More over to decrease the variations in load voltage,
power flow fluctuations, and enhanced the control of DC (direct current) connection with different bus voltage in battery storage unit is most complicated
in prior studies. Hence in this paper efficiently proposed the Tripartite Managed
DC-DC convertor that highly reduces the load voltage variations in micro grid. As
a consequence, in terms of load and input voltage differences, it regulates the
voltage in a DC micro grid depending on replacing frequency, service ratio, and
patch shift between two vigorous connectors. Then the paper introduces the novel
kingpin-acolyte based distributed consonance control strategy for ensuring the balanced
power flow and enhanced the battery storage unit control. Control can be achieved
by active and passive layers of control in this case. The active stage uses a reference-based
droop control technique to assign tonnage components to the batteries for voltage
power. The passive align uses sequential multi-agent scheme-oriented distributed
solidarity for redistributing the DC bus voltage also procure controlled power transpose
within these battery energy storage modules. Consequently, the outcome of the proposed
work efficiently described the performances of the controller.
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