technical assessment for the installation of dispersed generation in distribution networks
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Technical Assessment for the Installation of Dispersed Generation in Distribution Networks. N. Kagan, C.C.B. Oliveira, J.C.B. Silva Enerq/University of São Paulo C. R. Benedik, A. Conceição Elektro – Eletricidade e Serviços SA. Objectives. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
1Nelson Kagan BR Session 4 – Block 3 – Planning – Paper #66
Barcelona 12-15 May 2003
Technical Assessment for the Installation of Dispersed
Generation in Distribution Networks
N. Kagan, C.C.B. Oliveira, J.C.B. Silva
Enerq/University of São Paulo
C. R. Benedik, A. Conceição
Elektro – Eletricidade e Serviços SA
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Objectives
• Assessing the impact of new DG units in Distribution Systems
• Power flow study
• Short circuit study
• Consideration of subtransmission and primary distribution networks
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DG units in the Distribution System
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Power Flow Study• Subtransmission networks
– Newton Raphson Method
• Medium voltage networks– Radial/three-phase load flow method
• Integration of above methods
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Subtransmission Networks
- Swing bus (or slack bus): voltage magnitude and angle are known (multiple supply busses connected the transmission grid).
- PV or generation bus: active power and voltage magnitude are known (representing DG units).
- PQ or load bus: active and reactive power are known.
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Medium Voltage Networks
• Radial networks (usually)
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Medium Voltage Networks
• Three-phase modelling
• Load flow is based on ordering network busses and branches
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Short Circuit Calculations
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Short Circuit Calculations
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Computational System
• Integrated (subtransmission + primary distribution network) analysis
• Interface with the company’s corporative data base
• Friendly user interface
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Subtransmission network
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Primary Distribution Network
Network reduction
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Load flow study
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Short circuit study
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Conclusions
• computational tool to evaluate technical aspects related to the installation of DG units in electric power distribution systems
• DG units in the reduced MV network for conventional load flow and short circuit methods
• DG injected power flows are determined for different load levels and the MV network is analysed in detail by a specifically designed three-phase load flow algorithm