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Machine Modeling and Power System Study Applications
November 02, 2017
MANITOBA HVDC RESEARCH CENTRE, a Division of Manitoba Hydro International Ltd.
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Presented by: Dharshana Muthumuni
Title Outline - Machine Modeling and Applications
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• Mathematical representation of machine windings and rotor dynamics
• Machine models and controls models available in PSCAD
• Setting up a PSCAD simulation case
• Synchronous machine (initialization of machine and control models)
• Induction machine (starting example)
• Illustration of Simulation examples
• Synchronous machine under black start conditions
• Voltage flicker due to compressor load driven by a synchronous machine
• Sub synchronous resonance and torsional interactions
• Voltage dips due to induction motor starting and mitigation options
• Applications in wind generation (DFIG)
• Synchronous condenser application to improve wind farm FRT performance
• PM machine in wind generation
• Internal faults simulation other enhancements to standard models
Title Machine windings and the mathematical representation
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Title Machine windings and the mathematical representation
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Title Synchronous Machine Equations in d-q reference frame
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Stator Side Rotor Side
Dampers – 2 on Q-axis
Mechanical rotation
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Title Machine Models in PSCAD
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Synchronous Machine
Induction Machine
Permanent Magnet Machine
Title Machine control models
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Exciter models
Governor/Turbine models
PSS models
IEEE Standard exciter type AC1A
Non standard generator control systems
Title Simulation setup – Synchronous machine
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Parameter Thermal units
typical values
Sator leakage
Inductance xl 0.1-0.2
Synchronous
reactances
Xd 1.0-2.3
Xq 1.0-2.3
Transient
Reactance
X’d 0.15-0.4
X’q 0.3-1.0
Subtransient
Reactance
X”d 0.12-0.25
X”q 0.12-0.25
Transinet OC time
constant
T’do 3.0-10.0 s
T’qo 0.5-2.0 s
Subtransient OC
Time constant
T”do 0.02-0.05 s
T”qo 0.02-0.05 s
Title Simulation setup – Synchronous machine
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A
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Technical note available on how to set up the machine model and controls
Title Simulation setup – Induction machine
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Technical note available on how to set up the machine model and controls
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Title
Simulation examples
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Title Simulation examples
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• Illustration of Simulation examples
• Synchronous machine under black start conditions
• Voltage flicker due to compressor load driven by a synchronous machine
• Sub synchronous resonance and torsional interactions
• Voltage dips due to induction motor starting and mitigation options
• Applications in wind generation (DFIG)
• Synchronous condenser application to improve wind farm FRT performance
• PM machine in wind generation
• Internal faults simulation other enhancements to standard models
Title Example: Flicker due to a synchronous motor driven compressor
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0.8
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1.2
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0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
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Compressor load torque characteristics Voltage flicker measured at
transmission level
Title Example: SSTI studies - Mechanical shaft-mass system
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• Rotor of a Turbine Generator is a complex system of masses connected by shaft sections
• The total length can be as much as 50 m.
• A single lumped inertia representation is typically considered in system transient stability studies
– Assumption: Rigid shafts
Gen
Speed - W
Title Mechanical shaft-mass system
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• Torsional Interaction studies require a more detailed representation of the shaft (compared to lumped mass representation)
– A Multi-Mass representation
• Main rotor components represented as separate (rigid) masses
• The masses are connected to each other with ‘elastic’ shaft sections
Speed - Wk
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Title
Thank you
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