Author : K.C.Ramakrishnan 1
Date of Publication :1st December 2017
Abstract: This paper presents the modeling of intelligent energy control center (ECC) controlling distributed generators (DGs) using multi- agent system. Multi-agent system has been proposed to provide intelligent energy control and management in grids because of their benefits of extensibility, autonomy, reduced maintenance, etc. The multi -agent system constituting the smart grid and agents such as user agent, control agent, database agent, distributed energy resources (DER) agent work in collaboration to perform assigned tasks. The wind power generator connected with local load, the solar power connected with local load and the ECC controlled by fuzzy logic controller (FLC) are simulated in MATLAB/SIMULINK. The DER model is created in client and ECC is created in server. Communication between the server and the client is established using transmission control protocol/in- ternet protocol (TCP/IP). The results indicate that the controlling of DER agent can be achieved both from server and client.
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