DC Microgrid and Control System

Question Bank for Unit- 1- 8 Hrs

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Questions (Statement) Questions CO PI
No. Level

Define the concept of a microgrid and explain how it differs

1 from conventional centralized power systems. Provide examples 5 L2 1.4.1
to illustrate your answer.
Discuss the role of distributed generation in the context of
2 microgrids. How does distributed generation contribute to the 5 L4 1.2.1
resilience and reliability of microgrid systems?
Compare and contrast AC and DC microgrids with respect to
3 their advantages and applications. Give examples of scenarios 5 L5 1.4.1
where each type of microgrid would be preferable.
Explain the significance of integrating renewable energy sources
4 into microgrid systems. How does this integration impact the 5 L5 1.4.1
overall efficiency and sustainability of the microgrid?
Compare and contrast AC and DC microgrids in terms of their CO1-To
architecture, components, and operational characteristics. understand the
5 10 concepts of L5 1.4.1
Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of each type of
microgrid. microgrids.
Analyze the challenges associated with the integration of
distributed energy resources (DERs) into microgrid systems.
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How can these challenges be addressed to ensure optimal
performance and reliability?
Discuss the control strategies employed in microgrids to ensure
stability and balance between energy supply and demand. How
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do these strategies differ from those used in conventional power
systems?
Evaluate the economic feasibility of implementing microgrid
systems compared to conventional centralized power systems in
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rural electrification projects. Consider factors such as initial
investment, operational costs, and long-term benefits.
 DC Microgrid and Control System
Question Bank for Unit- 2- 8 Hrs
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Questions (Statement) Questions CO PI
No. Level

Discuss the significance of power electronic converters in

1 microgrid applications. Explain how these converters contribute 5 L4 1.4.1
to the stability and efficiency of microgrids.
Compare and contrast the modulation techniques used in power
2 electronic converters for microgrid interfacing. Highlight the 5 L5 5.2.1
advantages and limitations of each technique.
Describe the modelling approach for AC/DC and DC/AC
3 converters in microgrid power systems. Explain the key 5 L3 5.2.2
parameters and considerations involved in the modelling process.
Explain the role of DC/DC converters in microgrid systems.
4 Discuss their importance in integrating renewable energy 5 L4 1.4.1
resources and managing energy storage within the microgrid.
Discuss the challenges and solutions associated with the CO2-To model
modelling of renewable energy resources in microgrid systems. PV power
5 Take examples of wind energy and photovoltaic systems, and 10 systems and L4 5.3.1
elaborate on the modelling methodologies used for accurate standard grid-
integration into microgrid simulations. tied inverter.
Analyze the control strategies employed for DC/DC converters
in microgrid applications. Discuss the significance of control in
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achieving optimal power flow and voltage regulation within the
microgrid system. Provide examples to support your explanation.
Evaluate the impact of energy storage systems on microgrid
stability and reliability. Discuss the modelling techniques used
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for energy storage systems and how their integration enhances
the overall performance of microgrids.
Explore the advancements in power electronic converters for
microgrid applications, focusing on recent research and
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innovations. Highlight any emerging trends or technologies that
are shaping the future of microgrid power electronics.