ADAPTIVE CONTROLLER AND ITS APPLICATION IN FORCE SYSTEM OF ASYMMETRIC CYLINDER CONTROLLED BY SYMMETRIC VALVE

Partial pressure, system vibration and asymmetric system dynamic performance exit in asymmetric cylinder controller by symmetric valve hydraulic system. To solve this problem in the force control system, model reference adaptive controller is designed using equilibrium point stability theory and output error equation polynomial. The reference model is selected in such a way that it meets the system dynamic performance. Hardware configuration of asymmetric cylinder controlled by asymmetric valve hydraulic system is replaced by intelligent control algorithm, thus the cost is lowered and easy to application. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed adaptive control sheme has good adaptive ability and well solves asymmetric dynamic performance problem. The designed adaptive controller is fairly robust to load disturbance and system parameter variation.

Addressing Economic Dispatch Problem with Multiple Fuels Using Oscillatory Particle Swarm Optimization

Economic dispatch has a significant effect on optimal economical operation in the power systems in industrial revolution 4.0 in terms of considerable savings in revenue.Various non-linearity are added to make the fossil fuel-based power systems more practical.In order to achieve an accurate economical schedule,valve point loading effect,ramp rate constraints,and prohibited operating zones are being considered for realistic scenarios.In this paper,an improved,and modified version of conventional particle swarm optimization(PSO),called Oscillatory PSO(OPSO),is devised to provide a cheaper schedule with optimum cost.The conventional PSO is improved by deriving a mechanism enabling the particle towards the trajectories of oscillatory motion to acquire the entire search space.A set of differential equations is implemented to expose the condition for trajectory motion in oscillation.Using adaptive inertia weights,this OPSO method provides an optimized cost of generation as compared to the conventional particle swarm optimization and other new meta-heuristic approaches.

Solution to economic dispatch loading effect by using catfish problem with valve-point PSO algorithm

This paper proposes application of a catfish particle swarm optimization （PSO） algorithm to economic dispatch （ED） problems. The ED problems considered in this paper include valve-point loading effect, power balance constraints, and generator limits. The conventional PSO and catfish PSO algorithms are applied to three different test systems and the solutions obtained are compared with each other and with those reported in literature. The comparison of solutions shows that catfish PSO outperforms the conventional PSO and other methods in terms of solution quality though there is a slight increase in computational time.

Boosting Kernel Search Optimizer with Slime Mould Foraging Behavior for Combined Economic Emission Dispatch Problems

Reducing pollutant emissions from electricity production in the power system positively impacts the control of greenhouse gas emissions.Boosting kernel search optimizer(BKSO)is introduced in this research to solve the combined economic emission dispatch(CEED)problem.Inspired by the foraging behavior in the slime mould algorithm(SMA),the kernel matrix of the kernel search optimizer(KSO)is intensified.The proposed BKSO is superior to the standard KSO in terms of exploitation ability,robustness,and convergence rate.The CEC2013 test function is used to assess the improved KSO's performance and compared to 11 well-known optimization algorithms.BKSO performs better in statistical results and convergence curves.At the same time,BKSO achieves better fuel costs and fewer pollution emissions by testing with four real CEED cases,and the Pareto solution obtained is also better than other MAs.Based on the experimental results,BKSO has better performance than other comparable MAs and can provide more economical,robust,and cleaner solutions to CEED problems.

Solving multi-objective optimal power flow problem considering wind-STATCOM using differential evolution

In this paper, a simple strategy based differential evolution was proposed for solving the problem of multi-objective environmental optimal power flow considering a hybrid model （Wind-Shunt-FACTS）. The DE algorithm optimized simultaneously a combined vector control based active power of wind sources and reactive power of multi STATCOM exchanged with the electrical power system to minimize fuel cost and emissions. The proposed strategy was examined and applied to the standard IEEE 30-bus with smooth cost function to solve the problem of security environmental economic dispatch considering multi distributed hybrid model based wind and STATCOM controllers. In addition, the proposed approach was validated on a large practical electrical power system 40 generating units considering valve point effect. Simulation results demonstrate that choosing the installation of multi type of FACTS devices in coordination with many distributed wind sources is a vital research area.

Application of the invasive weed optimization algorithm to economic dispatch problems

In this paper the invasive weed optimization algorithm has been applied to a variety of economic dispatch （ED） problems. The ED problem is concerned with minimizing the fuel cost by optimally loading the electrical generators which are committed to supply a given demand. Some involve prohibited operating zones, transmission losses and valve point loading. In general, they are non-linear non-convex optimization problems which cannot be directly solved by conventional methods. In this work the invasive weed algorithm, a meta-heuristic method inspired by the proliferation of weeds, has been applied to four numerical examples and has resulted in promising solutions compared to published results.