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Coordinated Voltage Control in Electrical Power Systems: Mohammad Moradzadeh, René Boel
Coordinated Voltage Control in Electrical Power Systems: Mohammad Moradzadeh, René Boel
Coordinated Voltage Control in Electrical Power Systems: Mohammad Moradzadeh, René Boel
Research goal
Hybrid system design for coordination of discretely acting devises for avoiding voltage instability in power system
What is voltage instability?
Power system are operated under much more stress than in the past due to these issues: Competitive markets Continuous growth of consumption Transmission expansion doesnt keep pace with generations and loads Renewable energy sources, micro generations (wind turbines, solar cells) Voltage instability results from the attempt of loads to draw more power than can be delivered by the transmission and generation system.
Fault: outage and reconnection of two parallel lines in the location F of the model at t=30sec and t=60sec resp. Loads: exponential dynamic load OXL action:
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P active power consumed by the load Q reactive power consumed by the load z independent dimensionless demand variable , depend on the type of load (motor, heating, lighting, etc.) P0, Q0 nominal load powers V0 reference voltage
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classical model
0 g ( x, y , z c , z d ) g ( x, y , z c , z d ) x c g ( x, y , z c , z d ) z
y: bus voltages vector x: sate vector zc: continuous long-term state vector zd: discrete long-term state vector Instantaneous response of network: load flow is represented by algebraic equations. Short-term dynamics: The state variable Zc represents fast dynamics like AVRs and governors, excitation systems, turbines, induction motors, HVDCs components and SVCs. The corresponding dynamics last typically for several seconds. Long-term dynamics:
The state variable X represents slow dynamics like LTCs, generator
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The LTCs are slowly acting, discrete devices changing the transformer ratio r by one step at a time if the voltage error remains outside a deadband longer than a specified time delay so that controls the voltage of the distribution, medium voltage.
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limiters, boilers as well as secondary controllers. The corresponding dynamics typically last for several minutes.
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LTC tap adjustments: Blocking: deactivating of control mechanism on its current position Locking: moving to a specific tap position and then to be locked Reversing: changing the control logic to control the transmission side voltage instead of the distribution side Voltage setpoint reduction: lowering the reference voltage
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proposed solution
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Distributed voltage control by coordinating LTC and OXL operation via message exchange between them and avoiding unnecessary reduction of the control action.
LTC3 resp. LTC2 control the voltage of bus A resp. B. The tap movement of LTC3 at t=50sec is a result of the tap movement of LTC2 and its effect on the LTC3 controlled voltage at t=40sec. often voltage collapse incidents are caused by uncoordinated interactions of LTCs and the bigger power system, the more interactions
between them.
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