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Models For Var and Power Factor Controllers PDF
Models For Var and Power Factor Controllers PDF
time required for the output to go between the limits Vadjmin C. Var controller that moves voltage adjuster output
and Vadjmax, when both Vadjf and Vcr are on.
The model shown in Fig. 3 is used to represent a type I var
controller that operates by moving the voltage reference
directly. The var controller generates Adjuster Raise (Vcr)
or Adjuster Lower (Vcl) signals, which may be used as
inputs to the voltage adjuster model. This function operates
after a time delay to raise or lower this reference setpoint until
the generator reactive power (Var) is within the set
Deadband value. Both outputs are low when Vvare is
between Vvarc_bw and Vvarc_bw. When Vvare exceeds
Vvarc_bw for a time greater than Tvarc seconds the output
Vcr is held high until Vvare drops below Vvarc_bw. When
Vvarc_bw is more negative than -Vvarc_bw for a time greater
than Tvarc seconds the output Vcl is held high until Vvare var
Fig. 1 Voltage Adjuster model
becomes less negative than -Vvarc_bw.
V. REFERENCES
[1] IEEE Std 421.5-2004, Recommended Practice for Excitation System
PF
Models for Power System Stability Studies Excitation.
VCLMT
-
PFREF + +
KP
VCLMT VPF
+ VI. BIOGRAPHY
-VCLMT
KI
0 s C. Richard Mummert graduated with a BSEE from the Pennsylvania State
University in 1974, and received an MSEE from the University of Pittsburgh in
1977.
EXLON -VCLMT
His employment experience began with the Westinghouse Electric Company
in East Pittsburgh in 1974. He transferred to Asheville NC in 1986 where he has
worked as a design and development engineer for excitation systems since. This
excitation group became part of EATON in 1994.
Fig 4 Power Factor Controller Type II model
Q
VCLMT
-
QREF + KP +
VCLMT VVAR
+
-VCLMT
KI
0 s
EXLON -VCLMT
IV. ACKNOWLEDGMENT