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PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT OF GRID CONNECTED HYBRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM USING MPPT TECHNIQUES AND FACTS DEVICE
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A solar energy research paper on PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT OF GRID CONNECTED HYBRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM USING MPPT TECHNIQUES AND FACTS DEVICE.
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The rapid growth of solar and wind energy integration in modern power networks has increased the need for effective harmonic reduction techniques to ensure system reliability and power quality.Integrated solar-wind hybrid systems, while offering complementary generation characteristics, suffer from significant harmonic distortion due to nonlinear power electronic converters, different weather situations and maximum power point tracking (MPPT) operations.These harmonics degrade voltage stability, reduce system efficiency, and affect the performance of electrical equipment.This review paper presents a detailed examination of harmonic sources, system behaviour, and mitigation methods in hybrid renewable configurations.The study begins with an overview of solar-wind hybrid system architecture, operational principles, and power flow characteristics.An extensive review of literature is provided to highlight key advancements and research gaps in harmonic minimization.different MPPT techniques-such as P & O, Incremental Conductance, and Fuzzy Logic-based MPPT-are analysed for their influence on harmonic generation and overall system dynamics.The role of Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS) controllers, including SVC, STATCOM, and UPFC, is critically evaluated in terms of their ability to enhance voltage stability and suppress harmonics in hybrid renewable systems.Comparative assessments of conventional and intelligent control approaches are also discussed.The review concludes that coordinated application of advanced MPPT algorithms and FACTS-based compensation can substantially improve power quality in integrated solar-wind systems.Future research directions emphasize hybrid intelligent controllers, optimized FACTS configurations, and enhanced grid compliance for large-scale renewable integration.
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