Experimental Multi-site Testbed for Advanced Control and Optimization of Hybrid Energy Systems
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| author | Omidi, Arash Mishra, Tanmay Almassalkhi, Mads R. |
| author_facet | Omidi, Arash Mishra, Tanmay Almassalkhi, Mads R. |
| contents | This paper presents a hybrid energy system (HES) experimental testbed developed at the University of Vermont, featuring a dual-site architecture that integrates on-campus laboratory facility with an off-campus solar and meteorological station. This supports the prototyping and validation of advanced HES control and optimization strategies. The platform integrates hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulations with a reconfigurable set of kVA-scale assets.A unified monitoring and communication architecture supports real-time data acquisition, model validation, and control implementation. The capabilities of the testbed are demonstrated through an HIL experiment in which a battery systems participate in solar PV smoothing. |
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| spellingShingle | Experimental Multi-site Testbed for Advanced Control and Optimization of Hybrid Energy Systems Omidi, Arash Mishra, Tanmay Almassalkhi, Mads R. Systems and Control This paper presents a hybrid energy system (HES) experimental testbed developed at the University of Vermont, featuring a dual-site architecture that integrates on-campus laboratory facility with an off-campus solar and meteorological station. This supports the prototyping and validation of advanced HES control and optimization strategies. The platform integrates hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulations with a reconfigurable set of kVA-scale assets.A unified monitoring and communication architecture supports real-time data acquisition, model validation, and control implementation. The capabilities of the testbed are demonstrated through an HIL experiment in which a battery systems participate in solar PV smoothing. |
| title | Experimental Multi-site Testbed for Advanced Control and Optimization of Hybrid Energy Systems |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.16819 |