Improving Constant Power Supply in Renewable Energy Integration and Optimization Using ANN Based SVC

Authors

  • Chukwuagu M. Ifeanyi Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Caritas Univeristy Amorj-Nike, Emene, Enugu State, Nigeria
  • Ogbu Gregory Mechanical Engineering & production(Thermo-fuild), Enugu State Univeristy of Science and Technology (ESUT), Nigeria
  • Chukwu Linus Mechanical Engineering & production(Thermo-fuild), Enugu State Univeristy of Science and Technology (ESUT), Nigeria

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i3.4821

Keywords:

ANN, BasedSVC, Constant, Energy, Improving, Integration, Optimization, Power, Renewable, Supply

Abstract

The consistent power failure in the country today that has crippled business activities that solely depend on power for their daily activities are caused by intermittency of renewable energy sources, inadequate energy storage systems, grid instability and voltage fluctuations, transmission and distribution losses, lack of grid flexibility and modernization, reactive power imbalance, inadequate backup power systems, weather-related factors, harmonic distortions and power quality issues and regulatory and policy barriers. To outwit this there was an introduction of improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization using ANN based SVC. To vehemently achieved this, it was done in this manner, characterizing and establishing the causes of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization, training ANN in the established causes of power failure for effective minimization in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization, designing a SIMULINK model for SVC, developing an algorithm that will implement the process, designing a SIMULINK model for improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization using ANN based SVC and validating and justifying percentage improvement in the reduction of establish causes of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization with and without ANN based SVC. The results obtained were the conventional intermittency of renewable energy cause of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization was30%. Meanwhile, when ANN based SVC was integrated in the system, it automatically reduced the core cause of power failure from 30% to 25.84% thereby improving constant power supply, the conventional Grid Instability and Voltage Fluctuations cause of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization was 15%. Meanwhile, when an ANN based SVC was inculcated into the system, it drastically reduced to12.92% thereby enhancing consistent power supply and the conventional transmission and distribution losses cause of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization was10%. However, when an ANN based SVC was imbibed into the system, it decisively reduced to 8.6%. Finally, with these results obtained, it definitely shown that the percentage improvement of constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization when an ANN based SVC was imbibed in the system was 1.4%improved in terms of consistent power supply in renewable energy integration to the grid.

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Published

2025-05-29

How to Cite

Ifeanyi, C. M., Gregory, O., & Linus, C. (2025). Improving Constant Power Supply in Renewable Energy Integration and Optimization Using ANN Based SVC. American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation, 4(3), 205–215. https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i3.4821