A fuzzy logic embedded energy management software with multi-agent system for a stand-alone PV power plant
Autor: | Selami Kesler, Halil Ibrahim Okumus, Talat Ozden |
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Jazyk: | angličtina |
Rok vydání: | 2019 |
Předmět: |
Energy utilization
Environmental Engineering Computer science Energy management Multi-agent system (MAS) 010501 environmental sciences computer.software_genre 01 natural sciences Fuzzy logic decision making Solar power generation Installation costs Electric power system Electric power transmission networks Fuzzy decision makers Software agents Fuzzy decision-makers fuzzy mathematics Environmental Chemistry Smart energy management Multi agent systems 0105 earth and related environmental sciences Consumer preferences irradiation Energy deficiency software Multi-agent system Photovoltaic cells Photovoltaic system power plant Energy management softwares Computer circuits Reliability engineering Energy management software photovoltaic system Energy management systems Photovoltaic power systems Financial problems General Agricultural and Biological Sciences Embodied energy computer Photovoltaic Efficient energy use energy |
Popis: | The worst scenario projected for an off-grid photovoltaic power system is the time interval that the solar irradiation amount is in short to supply the load throughout the day, and this situation is resulted in energy deficiency. Nowadays, an off-grid power generating system, which is designed to consider the worst scenario encountered only during a certain period of time, brings through big financial problems in terms of the initial installation costs. This study proposes a smart software to perform energy management considering users’ comfort and their criteria, which are taking some information from the agents communicating with the consumption units wirelessly and the battery agent. All loads and agents in this system are initially defined by the user according to the importance of the consumption loads such as critical, essential, significant, lesser, and insignificant loads. The proposed energy management software includes fuzzy logic-based decision maker to manage load suspension or put the suspended load into effect again according to the state of the sources. The total amount of consumption is kept less than the total existing energy so that the energy to be consumed by the critical loads is always provided. Considering the existing amount of energy and consumer preferences, the total amount of load units is maximized at each sampling step. The proposed system, which is attained without compromising the user comfort, enables more efficient energy consumption. Also, for supplying the critical loads in case of lack of energy is possible. © 2018, Islamic Azad University (IAU). |
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