Optimization of Marine Energy Conversion Systems Through Modeling, Optimization, and CHIL Validation

Description

The work aims to achieve optimal tidal energy conversion through a comprehensive approach of modeling, optimization, and control hardware-in-the-loop (CHIL) validation. By developing accurate models and employing optimization techniques, it seeks to identify efficient system configurations and control strategies. HIL validation will ensure the performance and reliability of the optimized tidal energy conversion system. The preparation of the present manual has been supported by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
57 MATLAB code for optimization of power converter devices and topology. https://mhkdr.openei.org/files/497/Model%20Based%20Optimization.zip
57 MATLAB code and Simulink models of TECS. https://mhkdr.openei.org/files/497/MATLAB_Simulink.zip
57 Typhoon HIL models of TECS and SCADA files to enable real time control and communication between typhoon HIL and DSP. https://mhkdr.openei.org/files/497/Typhoon%20HIL.zip
57 C code of validate controllers using CHIL. https://mhkdr.openei.org/files/497/Control%20Code.zip
21 Atlantic Marine Energy Center's GitHub link to simplify the process of maintenance and software updates. Note to users: the repo will not be publicly available before 9/20/23. https://github.com/SpellmanHVLab/AMEC
33 This report provides a summary of the methods used to develop and validate software models for marine energy conversion systems. Step-by-step instructions using flowcharts and examples are also provided to help the users to run and validate the simulation models in real time. https://mhkdr.openei.org/files/497/D%204.4.2%20%282%29.pdf

Tags

  • tec
  • chil
  • tidal
  • modeling
  • mhk
  • matlab
  • tidal-energy-converter
  • marine
  • power
  • code
  • simulink
  • powering-the-blue-economy
  • energy
  • control-hardware-in-the-loop

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