Modelling Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Systems with Empirical Mode Decomposition
Yuki Karimi
Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Abstract
Recent infrastructure development in the region has exposed persistent problems with grid-connected photovoltaic systems in power distribution networks. Experimental data collected from several power distribution networks were analysed with the help of X-ray diffraction analysis. The modal analysis identified 3 dominant modes that together governed the observed dynamic behaviour. The results are expected to inform future revisions of standards and practical design guidelines.
Keywords:
grid-connected photovoltaic systemsX-ray diffraction analysisrenewable energyheat exchangershape memory alloynumerical simulation
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