Revista ELECTRO
Vol. 44 – Año 2022
Artículo
TÍTULO
Power Quality Issues of Hybrid Microgrid: Review
AUTORES
E. Hernández Mayoral, C. R. Jiménez Román, O. Rodríguez Rivera, C. D. Aguilar Gómez, E. Dueñas Reyes, G. Martínez Reyes
RESUMEN
Las Microrredes Eléctricas (MRs) son sistemas que integran la generación de electricidad y el almacenamiento energético (SAE), capaces de reducir las pérdidas de transmisión y de mejorar la eficiencia en la utilización de electricidad y calor. Sin embargo, hay muchas características en estos sistemas: una gran cantidad de equipos semiconductores, naturaleza estocástica de las fuentes de energía renovable (FER) y flujos de potencia bidireccionales. Por lo tanto, una tarea importante es garant izar los indicadores de calidad de energía requeridos. Por lo que, este artículo está de-dicado a resumir exhaustivamente los principales aspectos de la calidad de la energía de las MRs cuando operan tanto en modo isla como conectada a la red principal. Finalmente, este documento servirá como base para futuras investigaciones, análisis comparativos y un mayor desarrollo de los problemas de la calidad de la energía en las MRs.
Palabras Clave: Microrredes eléctricas, almacenamiento energético, calidad de la energía.
ABSTRACT
Microgrids (MGs) are systems that integrate electricity generation and Energy Storage Systems (ESS), capable of reducing transmission losses and improving efficiency in the use of electricity and heat. However, there are many features to these systems: a large amount of semiconductor equipment, stochastic nature of renewable energy sources (RES), and bidirectional power flows. Therefore, an important task is to ensure the necessary power quality indicators. Therefore, this article is dedicated to exhaustively summarizing the main aspects of the power quality of MGs when operating both in island mode and connected to grid. Finally, this document will serve as a basis for future research, comparative analysis, and further develo pment of power quality issues in MGs.
Keywords: Microgrids, Energy Storage System, power quality.
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CITAR COMO:
E. Hernández Mayoral, C. R. Jiménez Román, O. Rodríguez Rivera, C. D. Aguilar Gómez, E. Dueñas Reyes, G. Martínez Reyes, "Power Quality Issues of Hybrid Microgrid: Review", Revista ELECTRO, Vol. 44, 2022, pp. 111-116.
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