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MODELING, SIMULATION, AND EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF AN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON A TACTICAL MICROGRID BUILT WITH COMMERCIAL OFF-THE-SHELF COMPONENTS
This thesis develops a physics-based model to aid in the design of microgrids for the Department of Defense. The research conducted falls directly in line with efforts to minimize dependence on the utility grid while providing a secure and reliable power network for military facilities and operation
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