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TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP ISLANDING DETECTION INTERFACE SYSTEM FOR PV CONNECTED MICROGRID Eliakim Bin Che Yaacob Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Industrial Power) JUNE 2013

I admit that I have read this report with the title To design & develop islanding detection interface system for PV connected Microgrid and found that it has meet the partial fulfilment for awarding the degree Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Industrial Power). Signature: Supervisor s Name: Pn. Anis Niza Binti Ramani Date :

TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP ISLANDING DETECTION INTERFACE SYSTEM FOR PV CONNECTED MICROGRID ELIAKIM BIN CHE YAACOB A report submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree Of Electrical Engineering (Industrial Power) Faculty of Electrical Engineering UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA 2013

I declare that this report qualify To design & develop islanding detection interface system for PV connected Microgrid is the result of my own case study and research except as cited in the references. This report is not receive by any degree and is not simultaneously submitted by other candidates from other degree. Signature: Name: Eliakim Bin Che Yaacob Date: May 2013

To My Mother and My Father

ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all those people who directly or indirectly helped me to carry out this final year project until it had done. I am very fortunate to carry out my research work under my supervisor, Pn. Anis Niza Binti Ramani who has persistently and her kind patience, support and determinedly assisted me during the project. I would also like to thank Prof. Madya Dr. Ismadi Bugis for his kind patience, support and make suggestions throughout the research period. I am also indebted to librarian in University Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) because their assistance in supplying and help me in finding the relevant literatures. My outmost thanks also go to my family who has given me support throughout my academic years. Without them, I might not be able to become who I am today. My fellow friends should also be recognized for their continuous support and encouragement when I was in a deadlock and need ideas. My sincere appreciation also extends to my entire course mate and others who have provided assistance at various occasions. Their views and tips are useful definitely. Last but not least, thanks to individuals that has contributed either directly or indirectly to make this thesis project. Without all these people encouragement, support, and advices this thesis project might not be successfully carried out. Of course, as usual, all errors and oversights are entirely my own. Alhamdulillah.

iii ABSTRACT Solar energy has a great possibility to be used as a source of renewable energy to be used as a source of electricity generation and the role of smart grids in the future. Micro grid is power generation, utilization and grid connection while built upon the generation, control and utility connections. This system serves to protect the sensitive and critical loads during abnormal grid conditions. Despite the many advantages that can be obtained using this system, but many lack in the building process of micro grid had been observed including the appropriate ways and aspects must be considered to detect when there is no grid connection. Common way is to take voltage readings at the point of common coupling. This method uses the 9th harmonic injection as a disturbance to make the system disconnected from the grid and using different loads on the inverter after LCL filter as an emergency load. This method should also qualify for the current situation there is no power grid available in the IEEE 929-2000, IEEE 1547. The time required for this situation should also be observed for less than what was required.

iv ABSTRAK Tenaga solar mempunyai kemungkinan yang besar untuk dijadikan sebagai salah satu sumber tenaga yang boleh diperbaharui untuk digunakan sebagai sumber penjanaan elektrik dan memainkan peranan sebagai grid pintar pada masa hadapan. Mikrogrid adalah penjanaan tenaga elektrik,penggunaan dan grid sambungan sementara yang dibina berasaskan penjanaan, kawalan dan sambungan utiliti. Sistem ini bertindak untuk melindungi beban yanf sensitive dan kritikal semasa keadaan grid yang tidak normal. Walaupun banyak kelebihan yang boleh didapati menggunakan sistem Mikrogid ini namun banyak kekurangan dalam proses pembinaannya termasuklah cara dan aspek yang sesuai untuk mengesan keadaan semasa tiada sambungan grid. Cara yang biasa digunakan adalah dengan mengambil bacaan voltan di titik isyarat maklum balas. Kaedah ini menggunakan suntikan harmonik ke-9 sebagai gangguan untuk membuat beban menjalani keadaan terputus bekalan grid pada masa yang disuntik harmonik dan menggunakan beban yang berbeza pada penyongsang selepas penapis LCL. Kaedah ini juga perlu memenuhi syarat untuk situasi semasa tiada bekalan grid yang terdapat dalam IEEE 929-2000,IEEE 1547. Masa yang diperlukan untuk situasi ini juga perlu diperhatikan untuk mendapatkan masa kurang daripada yang telah ditetapkan. Pelaksanaan kaedah yang dicadangkan telah disimulasikan dengan menggunakan MATLAB simulink.

v TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER TITLE PAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ABSTRACT ABSTRAK TABLE OF CONTENT LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS LIST OF APPENDICES ii iii iv v ix x xiii xiv 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Project Background 1 1.2 Problem Statement 2 1.3 Objectives 2 1.4 Scopes 2 1.5 Project Methodology 3 1.6 Thesis Outline 4

vi CHAPTER TITLE PAGE 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 5 2.1 Introduction 5 2.2 Microgrid 5 2.2.1 The main concerns with islanded system 6 2.3 Islanding condition 7 2.4 Summary of IEEE Std. 929-2000 8 2.5 Simulink 9 2.6 The PV model 10 2.7 Maximum power point tracking 11 2.8 Islanding Detection Method 11 2.9 Harmonic Component Injection 13 2.10 Management of dc link voltage 15 2.11 Boost converter 16 2.12 Inverter 18 2.13 Small systems (10kW) 21 2.14 Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) 21 2.15 Pulse Width Modulation, PWM 22 2.15.1 Principle PWM 22 2.16 Circuit Breaker 23 2.17 LCL filter 23 3 METHODOLOGY 25 3.1 Introduction 25 3.1.1 Literature review finding 25 3.1.2 Find and Design the reference circuit 26 3.1.3 Make some modification on reference circuit 27 3.1.4 Analyse result based on parameter used 28 3.2 Flowchart of Methodology 29

vii CHAPTER TITLE PAGE 3.3 Maximum power point tracking 33 3.4 Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Generator 34 3.5 Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) 35 3.6 LCL filter 36 3.7 Inverter 37 4 RESULT, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION 38 4.1 Introduction 38 4.2 Battery system performance 38 4.3 Calculation for N-point Discrete Fourier Transform 40 4.4 Analysis condition with battery supply 41 4.5 Different number of harmonic inject at load 500W 42 4.5.1 9 th harmonic injection to the system 43 4.5.2 7 th harmonic injection to the system 43 4.5.3 5 th harmonic injection to the system 44 4.5.4 3 rd harmonic injection to the system 45 4.6 Calculation on harmonic injected 46 4.7 Different Load Power inserted to the system 51 4.7.1 36W inserted to the system 52 4.7.2 500W inserted to the system 52 4.7.3 1.1kW inserted to the system 53 4.7.4 2.5kW inserted to the system 54 4.7.5 400W inserted to the system 54 4.7.6 300W inserted to the system 55 4.7.7 200W inserted to the system 55 4.7.8 100W inserted to the system 56 4.8 Calculation and analysis on different load 57 inserted to system 4.9 Load calculation 58 4.9.1 Normal condition 58 4.9.2 Islanding condition 59

viii CHAPTER TITLE PAGE 4.10 Discussion 60 4.10.1 Harmonic injection method 60 4.10.2 Load insertion 60 4.10.3 Different Load Power inserted to the system 61 4.10.4 Harmonic level and percentage inserted 62 to the system 5 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 66 5.1 Conclusion 66 5.2 Recommendation 67 REFERENCES 68 APPENDICES 70

ix LIST OF TABLES TABLE TITLE PAGE 2.1 Distortion limits as recommended in IEEE Std. 519-1992 8 2.2 Abnormal voltages response 9 2.3 A difference characteristic between the techniques 12 in local method 3.1 System specification for reference circuit 27 3.2 Table for switching state of PWM 35 4.1 Bin frequency and 46 4.2 Magnitude, y [N] and phase of, θ 48 4.3 Simulation result base on different number of 48 harmonic injection on 500W load. 4.4 List of the load (watt) by refer range of load 51 4.5 Difference between load current under normal 57 and islanding condition 4.6 Calculation result for load 59 4.7 9 th harmonic used as constant 61 4.8 7 th harmonic used as constant 61

x LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE TITLE PAGE 2.1 An islanding condition in a grid connected PV 6 2.2 Grid-connected PV system configuration 8 2.3 Overview of MATLAB & Simulink toolbox 10 2.4 Circuit of solar cell 10 2.5 PV sources connection with grid 13 2.6 Voltage harmonic injection principle 14 2.7 Boost converter 16 2.8 On -state and Off -state in boost converter 16 2.9 Single phase full -bridge inverter 18 2.10 Inverter switching modes 19 2.11 Switching gate signal 19 2.12 Pulse Width Modulation 22 2.13 Two possible place for load connected to inverter 24 3.1 Islanding Detection Method 25 3.2 Control block diagram of the reference circuit 26 3.3 Modification made on the reference model 28 3.4 Flowchart of Methodology 29 3.5 Design circuit for PV solar source 31

xi 3.6 Result from solar source 32 3.7 MPPT cotroller design 33 3.8 Reference and modulation signal 34 3.10 One-phase PLL 35 3.11 LCL filter 36 3.12 Universal bridge as a inverter in simulink 37 4.1 Battery block and parameter in Simulink 38 4.2 Result of battery voltage 39 4.3 Waveform from the reference circuit 39 4.4 Normal condition with battery supplied 41 4.5 Islanding condition with battery supply 120V 41 4.6 Islanding condition without battery supply 42 4.7 9 th harmonic injection on 500W 43 4.8 7 th harmonic injection on 500W 43 4.9 Voltage result for 5 th harmonic injection 44 4.10 Time detection for 5 th harmonic injection 44 4.11 Voltage result for 3 rd harmonic injection 45 4.12 Time detection for 3 rd harmonic injection 45 4.13 Waveform for 36W load inserted 52 4.14 Waveform for 500W load inserted 52 4.15 Waveform for 1.1kW load inserted 53 4.16 Waveform for 2.5kW load inserted 54 4.17 Waveform for 400W load inserted 54

xii 4.18 Waveform for 300W load inserted 55 4.19 Waveform for 200W load inserted 56 4.20 Waveform for 100W load inserted 56 4.21 9 th harmonic with 0.1% of it amplitude inserted 62 4.22 7 th harmonic with 0.1% of it amplitude at t=0.5s 63 4.23 9 th harmonic with 0.1% of it amplitude at t=0.5s. 63 4.24 9 th harmonic with 0.05% of it amplitude at t=0.5s 64 using transport delay

xiii LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS NDZ - Non-Detection zone AIM - anti-islanding method PV - Photovoltaic DG - Distributed Generation PCC - Point of Common Coupling PLL - Phase-Locked Loop PWM - Pulse Width Modulation CB - Circuit Breaker DC - Direct Current AC - Alternating Current DFT - Discrete Fourier Transform IEEE - MPPT - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Maximum power point tracking PCS - Power conditioning system

xiv LIST OF APPENDICES APPENDICES TITLE PAGE A Islanding mode and Active Technique 70 B Advantages and disadvantages local techniques 71

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Introduction is about the briefing about the study and includes objective, scope and the problem statement of this project. 1.1 Project Background This study about an islanding detection interface system for PV connected system by referred IEEE Std. 1547 as well IEEE Std. 929-2000. Islanding refer to condition when distribution generator continue to power a place although supply that come from grid is disconnect. Micro grid is a system with a generators, load and battery in a small system (<10 kw). Point of Common Coupling (PCC) is a point where a supply from grid, local load and other loads is connected and disconnected. There are two methods in islanding method which is passive and active. Passive method is good in detection for islanding and power quality, but it has had big non-detection zone (NDZ). Compared with active methods, it has smaller non-detected zone and also has good time detection. This study plans on an anti-islanding technique in grid-connected with photovoltaic (PV) supply based on active method. This method use harmonic component injection as a disturbance to make the local load undergoes islanding condition at a time the harmonic injected and use different load connected to inverter after the LCL filter. Then, the voltage and time detection can be observed from that condition. Matlab is used to simulate the designed circuit and observe the waveform of voltage at point of common coupling and trip time at load and grid.

2 1.2 Problem Statement There are many issues related to islanding detection techniques that have been introduced by pioneer. The effect of the unsynchronized voltage and frequency are an electrical devices and equipment will be damage if DG had often out of voltage and frequency [1]. Islanding techniques may give worst effect to the power system due to grid unsynchronized. Non detected zone (NDZ) is the problem that need to be concerned when involve in islanding because it cause anti islanding detection failure. This problem needed to be concerned because it will take a time and high cost for repair the equipment if it had breakdown. Many people will get involve in repairing and blamed because of this problem. NDZ is a weakness in the islanding, so it should prevent from occur. This is to maintain power quality and prevent damage to the system. It can make the system constantly supply energy to the system without any blackout otherwise, unintentional islanding occurs like a lightning, fall of tree on the transmission line and other. Due to small detected zone and fast detected time, active method is suggested in this project [2]. 1.3 Objectives The aim of the project is listed down below: 1. To detect islanding condition in the PV connected micro grid system. 2. To isolate an area of the DG connected if islanding condition had been occurs. 3. To measure the voltage at Point of common coupling (PCC) in micro grid. 1.4 Scope This research project focused on: 1. A technique to control Vpcc and observe the time detection when a specified method had been applied to the circuit with condition referred in IEEE std. 929-2000.

3 2. Harmonic component is injected into the grid and islanding is detected from the waveform produced at point of common coupling. 3. Sources and circuit model : a. Solar energy as an alternative source. The references model used based on IEEE std. 929-2000 model. b. Battery is used as PV solar source. 4. Islanding detection must less than 2 second. 5. The method use: a. Local method i. Active technique 6. Software : a. MATLAB software 7. Observation: a. Voltage, time detection limit. Project Methodology Project methodology is a description how the processes of this project. It is the one of most important step in a project because it requires careful planning to carry out a project. Literature review can be finding from the journals, books and internet resources. Literature review is the first procedures to look as a first step in making the finding. The process of finding the method for islanding detection is carried out after find the suitable journal to make as a reference circuit. Then the reference circuit is designed by using MATLAB software. The modification for the reference circuit must be done if the circuit can be running by using MATLAB Simulink. If not, it will be modified and also if the result is not achieved the circuit also must be modified.

4 The parameter used in this work is based on load change and different odd number of harmonic injection effect to the system. The islanding detection time must be jotted down to make comparison based on the changing. 1.5 Thesis outline In this report consist of 5 chapters. All chapters are summarized below: Chapter 1is introduction, this chapter covers several aspects that need to be made in ensuring the smooth running of projects. This chapter include the project background, problem statement, project objective, scope and project methodology and thesis outline. Chapter 2 is literature review, in this chapter will overview the theory and research to give more understand about the project and it also can help in represent the best case study. Chapter 3 is a methodology, this chapter guides us to follow the steps to be undertaken to achieve the objectives of the project. Chapter 4 is an analysis, result and discussion after conducting simulations and calculations, all data will be recorded. Problems that occur while simulation and construction of circuit will be discussed in this topic. Chapter 5 is conclusion and recommendation, this chapter summarizes the results that have been obtained from the project and what happened during the investigation included in this topic. Suggestions and recommendations are also put in this part.

CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW In this topic explained about the process to find the information regarding to the sources such as people, internet, journal and book. 2.1 Introduction Photovoltaic system use solar energy to convert sunlight to electricity. So, the photovoltaic is most recommend in Malaysia as an alternative source in distributed generation (DG) [2]. The capability of islanding detection in the connection of photovoltaic (PV) system is an important requirement in this method [3]. Micro grid is a system with a generators, load and battery in a small area. It also can be defined as a low voltage supplied to small generation systems. It also an ability to connect load to the grid from photovoltaic sources [3].This system carry power from the grid and controls the active and reactive power when disconnected from grid. 2.2 Microgrid An inverter exists in micro grid change their control depend on connection status of micro grid to the grid. If grid is connected to the system, inverter injected current in same level with voltage at the point of common coupling, PCC. Micro grid is isolated because inverter controls the main system control in micro grid and act as voltage supply. Islanding process give an impact formation of micro grid due to chaos [1]. This condition occurs when facility is disconnected from DG and load demand continues supplied by another power supply refer to Figure 2.1. It occurs when voltage is disconnected, short circuit incident or appliances breakdown. Micro grid is a system that consist of local load and

6 another load can be connected with small power [4]. Between the switching processes from the supply from the grid to the supply from PV sources, the frequency and voltage must be stable to prove that the method that applied is safe. In this conversion time also need to identify that there is no voltage drop or current overshoot at the point of common coupling to avoid islanding condition from occur continuously. Inverter control the system will only supply output power lower than grid connected power. In islanding condition, inverter supply the load while the grid is disconnected [4]. Figure 2.1: An islanding condition in a grid connected PV [2] 2.2.1 The main concerns with islanded system [2]: Customer is provided with a different voltage and frequency in islanding condition if the distribution system not controls this parameter. Islanding condition may create hazard for the electrical worker cause line is still had a supply. The DG in islanding mode will be break down when island that out of phase reconnected by Electrical Power System. Islanding condition may be interfaced either in manual or automatic control for nearby load.