THD and Compensation Time Analysis of Three-Phase Shunt Active Power Filter Using Adaptive Mosquito Blood Search Algorithm (AMBS)

THD and Compensation Time Analysis of Three-Phase Shunt Active Power Filter Using Adaptive Mosquito Blood Search Algorithm (AMBS)

Saifullah Khalid, Sudhanshu Verma
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 22
DOI: 10.4018/IJEOE.2019010102
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Abstract

In this article, a novel Adaptive Mosquito Blood Search Algorithm (AMBS) has been presented, which has been used for the optimization of conventional control scheme used in shunt active power filter. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm has been proved by applying this in balanced, unbalanced and distorted supply conditions. The superiority of this algorithm over existing Genetic Algorithm results has been presented by analyzing the Total harmonic distortion (THD) and compensation time of both the algorithms. The simulation results using MATLAB model ratify that algorithm has optimized the control technique, which unmistakably proves the usefulness of the proposed algorithm in the balanced, unbalanced and distorted supply system.
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Non-linear loads cause the harmonics into the facility arrangement and these harmonics produce copiously of issues within the system. Once application of unbalanced and nonlinear loads will increase, supply gets distorted and unbalanced. These currents foul the provision point of the utility. Therefore, it is important to compensate unbalance, a harmonic and reactive component of the load currents. Whereas once supply is unbalanced and distorted, these problems worsen the system (Saifullah Khalid, Comparison of Control Strategies for Shunt Active Power Filter under balanced, unbalanced and distorted supply conditions, 2013) (Chen, 2005) (Vasant, 2016) (Saifullah & Bharti, 2014) (Khalid & Dwivedi, Power quality improvement of constant frequency aircraft electric power system using Fuzzy Logic, Genetic Algorithm and Neural network control based control scheme, 2013). By the appliance of shunt, active power filters within the system can eliminate harmonic, reactive and unbalanced current still as improve the ability provide performance and so the steadiness of system.

Today, the soft computing techniques are used widely for optimization of the system applied or in control system; algorithms (González, 2015; Guillermin, 1996; Marmolejo, 2017; Marmolejo, 2015; Amin, Ping, Arof & Mohamed, 2002; Jain, Agrawal, & Gupta, 2002; Norman, Samsul, Mohd & Jasronita, 2004; Afonso, 1998) used for locating the optimized values of the controllers variables (Chiewchitboon, Tipsuwanpom, Soonthomphisaj, & Piyarat, 2003; Kumar & Mahajan, 2009; Ismail, Abdeldjebar, Abdelkrim, Mazari, & Rahli, 2008; Wang, Zhang, XinheXu, & Jiang, 2006), optimization of active power filter using GA (Khalid, 2017), power loss diminution using particle swarm optimization (Thangaraj, Thanga, Pant, Ajit, & Grosan, 2010), ANN Control (Pinto, Bose & da Silva, 2001; Rajasekaran, 2005; Rojas, 1996; Zerikat & Chekroun, 2008; Seong-Hwan, Tae-Sik, YooJi-Yoon, & Gwi-Tae, 2001) applied in each machinery and filter devices.

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