Research on Self-Decision Control Strategy in Distributed Photovoltaic Intelligent Monitoring Device

This study proposes an intelligent monitoring self-decision control strategy based on multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithm for distributed photovoltaic systems to improve the efficiency and stability of the system under variable environments. In order to cope with the uncertainty in the distributed photovoltaic power generation process, this paper designs a self-decision control algorithm to achieve real-time monitoring and optimization control of photovoltaic components, inverters and grid interfaces through multi-agent collaboration. Each agent represents a different control unit, which is independent and cooperative with each other, and continuously trains under the reinforcement learning framework to improve the overall performance. The model verification based on the simulation platform shows that the algorithm can significantly improve the response speed and power generation efficiency of the photovoltaic system under different weather and load conditions. The data analysis results show that after adopting this control strategy, the output fluctuation of photovoltaic power generation is reduced by 15%, the inverter efficiency is improved by 12%, the system stability is enhanced, and the impact on the power grid is effectively reduced. In addition, the algorithm has good generalization performance and can be applied to large-scale distributed photovoltaic networks.

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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/auteee62881.2024.10869759
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Power Systems and Renewable Energy
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Research on Self-Decision Control Strategy in Distributed Photovoltaic Intelligent Monitoring Device

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Research on Self-Decision Control Strategy in Distributed Photovoltaic Intelligent Monitoring Device

T.X. Wen wang lei, Y. Jay Guo, Xiaomei Cai, Wu Yang, Yao Li
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Abstract

This study proposes an intelligent monitoring self-decision control strategy based on multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithm for distributed photovoltaic systems to improve the efficiency and stability of the system under variable environments. In order to cope with the uncertainty in the distributed photovoltaic power generation process, this paper designs a self-decision control algorithm to achieve real-time monitoring and optimization control of photovoltaic components, inverters and grid interfaces through multi-agent collaboration. Each agent represents a different control unit, which is independent and cooperative with each other, and continuously trains under the reinforcement learning framework to improve the overall performance. The model verification based on the simulation platform shows that the algorithm can significantly improve the response speed and power generation efficiency of the photovoltaic system under different weather and load conditions. The data analysis results show that after adopting this control strategy, the output fluctuation of photovoltaic power generation is reduced by 15%, the inverter efficiency is improved by 12%, the system stability is enhanced, and the impact on the power grid is effectively reduced. In addition, the algorithm has good generalization performance and can be applied to large-scale distributed photovoltaic networks.

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