Resource Availability Based Assortment Of Generating Micro Grid Power Using Hybrid Algorithm

D.Santhosh Kumar, M.Kalyanasudaram, V.Lavanya

The levels of fundamental power generation from non-renewable resources such as coal, nuclear reactors are in less measure around world. Most of the power grids are based on non-renewable resources. The frame work and cost effective of such grids are more expensive. The economical level is increasing while increasing power generating ratios.So that we alter the method that is to generate the power from renewable resource such as forming solar (photo Voltaic) station. The system focused towards connecting the all energy resources like renewable as well as non- renewable sources and stores the energy. The energy distributed from the storage units to all distributed networks. The power generations of the grids are based on availability of resource. With respect to time, the total availability of resources is analyzed from each of the micro grids. The operation of  this system is based on BFO ((Bacterial Foraging Optimization))algorithm which verifies all the sources required for power generation as well as requirement of energy demand and priority will be given to the resource highly available with cost effective in to considerations.

https://dx.doi.org/10.31873/IJEAS.5.10.05