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Grid integration of PEM fuel cell with multiphase switching for maximum power operation

Energy storage in the form of electrolytic Hydrogen can play an important role for integration of intermittent renewable energy sources in the smart grid environment. Electrolytic Hydrogen can be used as a fuel in proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell. In this work, a technique for multiphase switching of a DC-DC converter associated with grid integration of a PEM fuel cell stack for maximum power operation in non-dispatchable mode is proposed. The presented system consists of a PEM fuel cell stack which is operating in non-dispatchable mode of operation, DC-DC multiphase switching boost converter for maximum power operation and a grid tied three phase voltage source inverter (VSI). VSI is controlled using Id and Iq current controlling method and it is used for integrating with the grid. This work presents a technique to deliver the available maximum power, using multiphase switching of power conditioning devices, from the PEM fuel cell stack to the grid in non-dispatchable mode of operation.