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Δημοσίευση A Hybrid Photovoltaic Simulator for Utility Interactive Studies(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 1987) Vachtsevanos, G.J; Kalaitzakis K.CAn analog-digital photovoltaic (PV) array simulator is considered. The analog section is designed on the basis of an equivalent solar cell model while the digital section is constructed realizing the mathematical representation of the array. Fast time responses achieved by the analog section make this part suitable for the study of transient phenomena associated with the interconnected operation of PVs and the utility grid. Its digital counterpart is more appropriate for long-term experimental investigations due to its inherent accuracy and reliability. The combined hybrid simulator offers a versatile and flexible piece of apparatus capable of simulating the performance of any PV array under a variety of operating conditions. The device can be constructed with low-cost components in a compact arrangement offering transportability and ease of operation. Experimental results derived from a laboratory constructed prototype match closely the theoretically computed characteristics.Δημοσίευση A Methodology for Dynamic Utility Interactive Operation of Dispersed Storage and Generation Devices(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 1987) Vachtsevanos, G.J; Kalaitzakis K.CThis paper is introducing a new methodology for the dynamic integration of dispersed storage and generation devices into the electric utility distribution network operations. The dispersed source is viewed as an active device contributing towards the regulation of real and reactive power flows while improving the stability of the power system. Conceptual means are developed for an effective DSG-utility grid interface. Computer models of appropriate interconnection and control equipment are used in simulation studies to test the effectiveness of control strategies and optimize design parameters. Simulation results indicate that load frequency control and voltage regulation may be effectively accomplished with dispersed generators within a fraction of the time required for conventional regulating units. Appropriate modulation and conditioning of the DSG-output power can assist in damping out undesirable power oscillations. Implementation of the proposed policies may result in reduced load following requirements for conventional power generating units, increase the value and acceptability of new energy technologies, and improve power quality and stability of the interconnected system.