I am basically from power systems area and currently looking from control's perspective to mitigate under-voltage issues in MV distribution feeder when there's a sudden increase in the load at some bus/node. I am planning to work on battery storage control to resolve this issue but couldn't found any good control technique which can 100% guarantee the correction of under-voltage issue when a highly fluctuating load is connected on a bus in MV feeder. (The load is highly fluctuating in terms of magnitude and it stays almost the same for couple of minutes at least; the load levels are 0, 350, 700 or 1000 kW and it is changing its levels after few minutes.)
(P.S. What I am looking for is a technique (open loop or feedback) which can command battery system to discharge power (active or reactive) proportional to the voltage deviation, which should result in complete mitigation of the voltage deviation. Any guidance in this regard would be appreciated).
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