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    An Optimization Approaches and Control Strategies of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Systems in EDG-Integration Based on DVR Technology
    (International Information and Engineering Technology Association, 2024) Khaleel, M.; Yusupov, Z.; Alderoubi, N.; Habeeb, L.J.; Elmnifi, M.; Mohammed, A.; Majdi, H.S.
    Electrical Distribution Grid (EDG) will be required to further enhance PQ while also providing higher-efficiency electrical technology. The relationship between the elements of EDG and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Systems (HFCS) was thoroughly examined in this study. This investigation, emphasizes the controller techniques of DVR technology and HFCS interface, as well as the connected converter topology such as multi-input single-output dc-dc converters topology, voltage double boost converters topology, and high step-up coupled inductor converter topology, could contribute to decreasing the danger of EDG by limiting the consumption of fossil fuels for power-generation, reducing the emission of hazardous. Moreover, according to what the research discussed HFCS with EDG interfacing is based on DVR technology. The article delivers several novel contributions to the realm of electrical engineering and renewable energy integration. It presents a pioneering integration of hydrogen fuel cells with DVR technology to enhance power delivery reliability and efficiency within electrical distribution grids. This work introduces advanced optimization algorithms aimed at im-proving the operational efficiency, lifespan, and cost-effectiveness of hydrogen fuel cells. Furthermore, it develops robust control strategies for dynamic voltage restoration, crucial for maintaining stable voltage levels under variable loads. The article also includes detailed simulation models to provide empirical support for the proposed strategies and assesses both the environmental impacts and scalability aspects of the system. These innovative elements ensure that the article contributes significantly to the existing body of knowledge, providing practical solutions and theoretical insights that could influence future research and development in the integration of renewable energy technologies within electrical distribution systems. Copyright: ©2024 The authors. This article is published by IIETA.