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ISSN 2348 2370 Vol.07,Issue.11, August-2015, Pages:2063-2068 www.ijatir.org LCL Filter Design and Performance Analysis for Grid-Interconnected Systems T. BRAHMA CHARY 1, DR. J. BHAGWAN REDDY 2 1 PG Scholar, Dept of EEE (EPE), Bharat Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad, India, Email: thallojuchary@gmail.com. 2 Professor & HOD, Dept of EEE, Bharat Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad, India. Abstract: Aiming at the problem of filtering in the gridconnected inverters, the mathematics models for LCL filter are established. The values of capacitances and inductances are calculated by analyzing the related constraint conditions for the main parameters of LCL filter. There are two ways to increase the value of damping resistor of the filter capacitor. The impacts on the stability and filtering property, in both ways, are analyzed. The use of power converters is very important in maximizing the power transfer from renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, or even a hydrogen-based fuel cell to the utility grid. An LCL filter is often used to interconnect an inverter to the utility grid in order to filter the harmonics produced by the inverter. Although there is an extensive amount of literature available describing LCL filters, there has been a gap in providing a systematic design methodology. Furthermore, there has been a lack of a state-space mathematical modeling approach that considers practical cases of delta- and wye-connected capacitors showing their effects on possible grounding alternatives. This project describes a design methodology of an LCL filter for gridinterconnected inverters along with a comprehensive study of how to mitigate harmonics. Keywords: LCL filter, Delta- and Wye-Connected Capacitors, Grid-Interconnected Inverters. I. INTRODUCTION With the energy crisis and environment revolution are becoming more and more serious, renewable power generation system is drawing more and more attention. We vigorously developed clean energy such as wind, and solar power. The control technology of grid-connected inverter is the key technology in renewable power generation. In the grid-connected inverter, the all-controlled power electronic devices IGBT and GTO are be used, which is modulated by the high frequency PWM. As the result, the du/dt and di/dt are ever large. Due to the presence of some vagrant parameters, the current included high order harmonic flow into the power grid, which made the harmonic pollution. The most common filter is L in the grid-connected inverter. In order to decrease current ripple, the inductance have to be increased. As a result, the volume and weight of the filter increased. Although the structure and the parameter of the LC filter are easy, the filtering effect is not good because of the uncertainty of network impedance. LCL filter had an inherently high cut-off frequency and strong penetrating ability in low frequency. So LCL filter has come into wide use in the inverter. What is the most difficult is that how to select the parameter and control resonance. In this paper, with the three-phase PV gridconnected inverters topology, firstly analyze the inductance, the ration of two inductances, selecting the filter capacitor and resonance resistance. Based on these theories, a LCL filter is designed. The simulation result proved that the LCL filter achieve the best performance, and indicated the impacts on the stability and filtering property from the parallel resistor or the series resistor. II. RELATED WORKS Commonly, a high-order LCL filter has been used in place of the conventional L filter for smoothing the output currents from a VSI [1], [2]. The LCL filter achieves a higher attenuation along with cost savings, given the overall weight and size reduction of the components. LCL filters have been used in grid-connected inverters and pulse width-modulated (PWM) active rectifiers [1] [3] because they minimize the amount of current distortion injected into the utility grid [4]. Good performance can be obtained in the range of power levels up to hundreds of kilowatts, with the use of small values of inductors and capacitors [3]. The higher harmonic attenuation of the LCL filter allows the use of lower switching frequencies to meet harmonic constraints as defined by standards such as IEEE-519 and IEEE-1547 [5], [6]. However, it has been observed that there is very little information available describing the systematic design of LCL filters. In order to design an effective LCL filter, it is necessary to have an appropriate mathematical model of the filter. In this paper, the output filter modeling, filter-designing procedures, and considerations of the passive damping requirements will be thoroughly discussed. III EXISTING SYSTEM Voltage-source inverters (VSIs) are used for energy conversion from a dc source to an ac output, both in a standalone mode or when connected to the utility grid. A filter is required between a VSI and the grid. L filter design for smoothing the output current imposing a current-like performance for feedback control and reducing harmonics of the output current. The objective of this paper is to conduct a Copyright @ 2015 IJATIR. All rights reserved.

comprehensive analysis and modeling of the three-phase LCL filter for non galvanic isolated inverters, suitable for wind energy or photovoltaic applications. Two configurations of three-phase full-bridge dc/ac inverter are compared: first, a set of wye connected filter capacitors with damping and, second, a delta connected filter output connection. A. Principle of LCL Filter The classical topological structure is shown in Fig. 1.This topology is general use in three-phase PV gridconnected inverters. Where dc U is the voltage of DC bus, dc I is the current of DC bus, S1~S6 six-switch made up three-phase inverter, 1 L, s C, 2 L made up third-order LCL filter[1]. T. BRAHMA CHARY, DR. J. BHAGWAN REDDY decreased because of inductance L1 that the current flow through. The capacitance is features low resistance to high order harmonic, but the inductance is features high resistance, so the high order harmonic can only flow through capacitance. Then the left current of first-harmonic and low order harmonic flow through inductance L2 into power grid. III. PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE A. Introduction The objective of this paper is to conduct a comprehensive analysis and modeling of the three-phase LCL filter for non galvanic isolated inverters, suitable for wind energy or photovoltaic applications. In this project, the output filter modeling, filter-designing procedures, and considerations of the passive damping requirements will be thoroughly discussed. LCL filters have been used in grid-connected inverters and PWM active rectifiers. Because they minimize the amount of current distortion injected into the utility grid. LCL filter design The LCL filter achieves a higher attenuation along with cost savings, given the overall weight and size reduction of the components. LCL filters have been used in grid-connected inverters and pulse width-modulated (PWM) active rectifiers because they minimize the amount of current distortion injected into the utility grid Good performance can be obtained in the range of power levels up to hundreds of kilowatts, with the use of small values of inductors and capacitors. Fig.1. Topological structure of three-phase PV gridconnected inverters with LCL filter. Fig. 2. Circuit diagram of LCL filter. The internal resistances of inductance and capacitance are negligible. The transfer-function of the I 2 to U pwm is given as (1) Where, I 2 is the output current of LCL filter, U pwm is the output voltage of PWM. The transfer-function of L filter is given as (2) The first-harmonic, low order harmonic and high order harmonic current could be got by decomposing the output current of inverter. As shown in Fig. 2, the current ripple is Fig.3. Per-Phase Equivalent Modeling of an LCL Filter. The following per-phase equivalent model has been fully described in an earlier paper written by the authors. The LCL filter model is where L1 is the inverter side inductor, L2 is the grid-side inductor, Cf is a capacitor with a series Rf damping resistor, R1 and R2 are inductors resistances, and voltages vi and vg are the input and output (inverter voltage and output system voltage). A functional block diagram for the gridconnected inverter using this LCL filter is shown in Fig. 3. B. Filter Design Procedure For the design of the filter capacitance, it is considered that the maximum power factor variation seen by the grid is 5%, indicating that the base impedance of the system is adjusted as follows: C f = 0.05C b. A design factor higher than 5% can be used, when it is necessary to compensate the inductive reactance of the filter. Several characteristics must be

LCL Filter Design and Performance Analysis for Grid-Interconnected Systems considered in designing an LCL filter, such as current ripple, filter size, and switching ripple attenuation. The reactive power requirements may cause a resonance of the capacitor interacting with the grid. Therefore, passive or active damping must be added by including a resistor in series with the capacitor. In this paper, the passive damping solution has been adopted, but active solutions can be also applied The algorithm for designing the LCL filter is indicated In the example below, the filter design steps are described in detail. The following parameters are needed for the filter design: VLL, line-to-line RMS voltage (inverter output); V ph, phase voltage (inverter output); P n, rated active power; VDC, dc-link voltage; fg, grid frequency; f sw, switching frequency; and f res, resonance frequency. The base impedance and the base capacitance are defined by below equation. Thus, the filter values will be referred to in a percentage of the base values, i.e. (3) assumed to be an ideal voltage source capable of dumping all the harmonic frequencies. If one sets vg = 0, i.e., Using 10% allowed ripple, gives an inductance L1 = 2.23 mh. The maximum capacitor value is 16.63 μf in order to be within the limit of 5% of the base value of CB. After rounding to the closest commercial value, Cf = 15 μf for the wye configuration or 5 μf for the delta connection. One can set the desired attenuation ka = 20%, and then, using L2 is found to be 0.045 mh. Putting all calculated parameters of L1, Cf, and L2 into gives fres = 6450 khz, which meets condition Equation gives the damping resistance Rf = 0.55Ω for wye configuration or 1.65 Ω for delta connection. The construction of the inductors was defined using the software available on the website of Magnetics and presented in Table II The inductor parameters were validated during the experimental setup by taking note of the inductors values when measuring voltage and current with an oscilloscope and multiplied in a spreadsheet in order to compute L = (Δt/Δi)/V. IV. SIMULATION RESULTS A simulation design open loop system as shown in Fig.5 is implemented in MATLAB SIMULINK with the help of coupled inductor, switches and diodes we get desired output voltage level. A. Simulation Design open loop Fig. 4. LCL filter design algorithm. Fig.5. Open loop system. Wye-Connected Capacitors: The LCL filter state-space model with wye-connected capacitors is derived from the per-phase model x =Ax + Bu (4) Delta-Connected Capacitors: An LCL filter with deltaconnected capacitors can be analyzed in the abc stationary frame with the circuit. The voltages and currents can be formulated as given by equations V AB + V BC + V CA = 0 (5) LCL Frequency Response: An important transfer function is HLCL = ig/vi, where the grid voltage is Fig.6. Output voltage.

T. BRAHMA CHARY, DR. J. BHAGWAN REDDY Fig.7. Input voltage and Load voltage waveform. Fig.10. Comparison of three voltages. Fig.11. Closed loop circuit of grid connected system. Fig.8. Stand alone inverter Fig.9. Output Voltage waveform p.u Fig.12. Comparison of three voltages.

LCL Filter Design and Performance Analysis for Grid-Interconnected Systems Fig.13. Output voltage of grid connected PV system inverter. Fig. 14. THD of the proposed system is 1.01%. V. CONCLUSION From the analysis and experiment, it is well known that: 1. The simulation result indicated that the LCL filter has best high frequency attenuation characteristics, so the LCL filter achieves the best performance than L filter and LC filter. 2. With the same the premise of the suppressing resonance, LCL filter would get better filtering effect when the damping resistor is parallel connected rather than series. All these features indicate that it is the best design the PV gird-connected inverters with LCL filter parallel-connected damping resistor, especially for small and medium-power inverter PV gird-connected inverters. VI. REFERENCES [1] F. Liu, X. Zha, and S. Duan, Three-phase inverter with LCL filter design parameters and research, Electric Power Systems, March 2010, pp. 110-115. [2] X. Zhang, Y. Li, Z. Lin, H. Xu, LCL filter of voltagetype PWM rectifiers, active damping control, Electric Drive, vol. 37, no. 11, pp. 22-25, 2007. [3] C. Zhang and X. Zhang, PWM rectifier and its control, Beijing: Mechanical Industry Press, 2003 [4] C. Zhang, Y. Ye, and A. Chen, Based on the output current control of grid-connected solar power inverter, Electric Power Systems, vol. 22, no. 8, pp. 41-45, 2007. [5] M. Liserre, F. Blaabjerg, and S. Hansen, Design and control of an LCL-filter-based three phase activerectifier, IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, vol. 41, no. 5, pp. 1281-1290, 2005. [6] W. A. Hill and S. C. Kapoor, Effect of two level PWM sources on plant power system harmonics, in Proc. IAS 1998 Conference, St Louis (USA), October 1998, pp. 1300-1303. [7] M. Liserre, R. Teodorescu, and F. Blaabjerg, Stabihty of photovohaic and wind turbine grid connected inverters for a large set of grid impedance values, IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, vol. 21, no. 1, pp. 263-272, 2006. [8] T. C. Y. Wang, Z. Ye, G. Sinha et al., Output filter design for a grid-interconnected three phase inverter, in Proc. IEEE Power Electronics Specialist Conference, 2003. [9] S. V. Araújo, A. Engler, B. Sahan, V. U. Kassel, F. Luiz, and M. Antunes, LCL filter design for grid-connected NPC inverters in offshore wind turbines, in Proc. 7th Int. Conf. Power Electron., 2007, pp. 1133 1138. [10] Inductor Design Magnetics, Feb. 2, 2013. [Online]. Available: http:// www.mag-inc.com/design/software/ inductor-design [11] C. da Silveira Postiglione and M. G. Simoes, dspace based implementation of a grid connected smart inverter system, in Proc. IEEE 12 th Workshop COMPEL, 2010, pp. 1 5. [12] L. Wenhua, L. Xu, L. Feng, L. Chenglian, and G. Hang, Development of 20 MVA static synchronous compensator, in Proc. IEEE Power Eng. Soc. Winter Meeting, 2000, vol. 4, pp. 2648 2653. Author s Profile: T. BRAHMA CHARY, PG Scholar, Dept of EEE (EPE), Bharat Institute of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad, India, Email: thallojuchary@gmail.com. Prof.Dr.J.Bhagwan Reddy, B.E, M.TECH, Ph.D, LMSESI, MISLE, Head of EEE Department, Bharat Institute of Engineering and Technology, Was Born In 1956.Has Received B.E Degree From Electrical And Electr0nics Engineering From Osmania University and Master Degree In Electrical Machines And Drives From Nit Warangal, and A Ph.D Degree In Energy Systems From JNTU, Hyderabad. Currently Working As Head of Electrical Department At Bharat Institute Of Engineering And Technology. Has A Vast 32 Years of

T. BRAHMA CHARY, DR. J. BHAGWAN REDDY Experience In The Field Of Technical Education And Research Work. Has Published Numerous Journels and Guided A Number of Graduate And Post Graduate Projects. His Research Interests Are Power Generation from Renewable Energy Sources, Reliability, Hybrid Energy Systems, and Environmental Engineering