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POWER SYSTEM STABILITY CALCULATION TRAINING
D 4 D i Si l ti P i i l P t 3 Day 4 - Dynamic Simulation Principles Part 3
Trang 2OUTLINE OUTLINE
• Dynamic File
• Model Verification
Trang 3DYNAMIC FILE
Trang 4Dynamics Model Raw Data File y
Contents
Description of DYR file:
Description of DYR file:
A group of logical records that defined the
location of a dynamic equipment model (by bus, machine, load, dc line…)
Name of the model used
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Notes regarding the writing of the DYR
Notes regarding the writing of the DYR
file:
Each record must have the model name
enclosed in single quotes and must be terminated by a slash (/)
A record may occupy more than one line in the
A record may occupy more than one line in the
file
Text file can be used to write the DYR file
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Activity DYRE:
Activity DYRE:
1 Assigns storage locations for each model
each model in the CON and/or ICON arrays
3 Builds the model connection table arrays for
plant-related, load-related, line relay, FACTS device, DC line and switched shunt models
4 Builds CONEC and CONET subroutines
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Dynamic models classified in 3
Dynamic models classified in 3
categories
in power flow (models of generators, loads …)
Only one device model per equipment
2 Protection models and models attached to power
flow: more than one model can be attached to an equipment but not of the same type
3 Miscellaneous model: unattached that may or
may not be associated to an equipment Several models can be associated to one equipment
models can be associated to one equipment (under/over voltage/frequency generator relays)
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General format for categories 1 and 2
BUSID: bus number or name DC line name or
BUSID: bus number or name, DC line name or
FACTS device name (in single quotes), area, zone, owner or zero
‘model name’: name of the model, limited to
sixteen characters and must be enclosed in
Data list: Constant parameters associated with
the model Must be specified in the order in
which constants are listed on the data sheets
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Models associated with plants wind
Models associated with plants, wind
machines and induction machines
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Generator Models
GENCLS: Classical generator model
GENROU: Round rotor generator model
GENSAL: Salient pole generator model eBook for You
Trang 11Classical Generator Model (GENCLS)
Classical Generator Model (GENCLS)
Simplest generator model
Used for system equivalents or for
Used for system equivalents or for
infinite bus
Trang 12Classical Generator Model (GENCLS)
Classical Generator Model (GENCLS)
Trang 13Round Rotor Generator (GENROU)
Round Rotor Generator (GENROU)
Represent solid rotor generators at the
Represent solid rotor generators at the
subtransient level
Used mainly for thermal machines
Trang 14Round Rotor Generator (GENROU)
Round Rotor Generator (GENROU)
Trang 15Round Rotor Generator (GENROU)
Round Rotor Generator (GENROU)
Trang 16Salient Pole Generator Model
(GENSAL)
Represent salient pole generators at the
Represent salient pole generators at the
subtransient level
Used mainly for hydro machines
Typical time step: ½ cycle at 50 Hz (0.01
sec)
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(GENSAL)
CONs to be
inserted by
user
Trang 18Salient Pole Generator Model
Trang 19Exciter Models
Exciter Models
Simplified model (SEXS)
Type DC – Direct current commutater
exciters (IEEEX1)
Type AC – Alternator-supplied rectifier
Type ST – Static excitation systems
(EXST1)
Trang 20Simplified Excitation System (SEXS)
Simplified Excitation System (SEXS)
Useful when detailed design of exciter is
not known
Trang 21IEEE Type 1 Excitation System yp y
(IEEEX1)
Widely used to represent systems with dc
exciters
Trang 22IEEE Type AC1 Excitation System yp y
(EXAC1)
Emulates a field-controlled alternator
Emulates a field controlled alternator
rectifier excitation system
Trang 23IEEE Type ST1 Excitation System yp y
(EXST1)
Potential source controlled
rectifier- Potential source controlled rectifier
exciter excitation system
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Governor Models
General model (IEEEG1)
General model (IEEEG1)
Gas turbine (GAST)
Steam turbine (TGOV1)
Hydro turbine (HYGOV)
Trang 25IEEE Type 1 Speed-Governing Model yp p g
(IEEEG1)
IEEE recommended general model for
steam turbine and can approximate the
behavior of hydro turbine
Trang 26Gas Turbine Governor Model (GAST)
Gas Turbine Governor Model (GAST)
Principal characteristics of industrial gas
turbines
Trang 27Steam Turbine Governor Model
(TGOV1)
Simple model for a steam turbine
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(HYGOV)
Straightforward hydro electric plant
Straightforward hydro electric plant
governor
Trang 29Static Var Compensator
Static Var Compensator
Generator model (CSVGN1)
Switched shunt model (CSSCS1)
Trang 30Generator Representation in Power p
Flow
1 The bus at which the SVC is connected
1 The bus at which the SVC is connected
must be type 2 or 3 and must have a
generator
2 The generator MBASE value must equal
element of the SVC
3 Step-up transformer must not be used
4 ZSORCE must be very large (0 + j999)
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Flow
5 The Var limits must reflect:
a The effective admittance of the controlled
reactance
b The admittance of any shunt capacitors
c The nature of any current and/or MVA limits
Trang 32Static Shunt Capacitor (CSVGN1)
Static Shunt Capacitor (CSVGN1)
SCR and connected capacitors
Size of reactors defined by MBASE
Trang 33Switched Shunt Representation in p
Power Flow
1 The switched shunt control mode should
1 The switched shunt control mode should
be continuous (MODSW = 2)
2 All steps and blocks are assumed to be
2 All steps and blocks are assumed to be
controlled by the PSS®E dynamic model
Trang 34SVC for Switched Shunt (CSSCST)
SVC for Switched Shunt (CSSCST)
Same characteristics as CSVGN1
Trang 35Example: Simple System
Example: Simple System
Load BPL.sav
Trang 36Models Used for Dynamic File
Models Used for Dynamic File
Generator at bus 201
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Models Used for Dynamic File
Generator at bus 201
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Models Used for Dynamic File
Exciter at bus 201
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Models Used for Dynamic File
Exciter at bus 201
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Models Used for Dynamic File
Governor at bus 201
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Models Used for Dynamic File
Governor at bus 201
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Models Used for Dynamic File
Generator at bus 100 (x3)
Trang 43Models Used for Dynamic File
Models Used for Dynamic File
Generator at bus 100 (x3)
Trang 44Models Used for Dynamic File
Models Used for Dynamic File
Exciter at bus 100 (x3)
Trang 45Models Used for Dynamic File
Models Used for Dynamic File
Exciter at bus 100 (x3)
Trang 46Models Used for Dynamic File
Models Used for Dynamic File
Governor at bus 100 (x3)
Trang 47Models Used for Dynamic File
Models Used for Dynamic File
Governor at bus 100 (x3)
Trang 48DYR File
DYR File
Trang 49MODEL VERIFICATION eBook for You
Trang 50Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Activity DOCU with data checking
Trang 51Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Data Checking
Trang 52Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Trang 53Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Trang 54Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Trang 55Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Trang 56Parameter Ranges (Section 25.5 of g (
PAGV2)
GENROU
Trang 57Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
SCRX
Trang 58Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
SEXS
Trang 59Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
Gross Parameter Errors (DOCU)
TGOV1
Trang 60Initialization Errors (STRT)
Initialization Errors (STRT)
Load converted file “BPL_CONV.sav”
This file will be explained in Example 1
Activity STRT will show initialization
Trang 61Initialization Errors (STRT)
Initialization Errors (STRT)
Load converted file “BPL_CONV.sav”
This file will be explained in Example 1
Activity STRT will show initialization
errors that will affect the dynamic study
Trang 62Initialization Errors (STRT)
Initialization Errors (STRT)
Trang 63Initialization Errors (STRT) creating errorsInitialization Errors (STRT)
Generators
Trang 64Initialization Errors (STRT)
Initialization Errors (STRT)
GENROU at bus 201
Change X”D to 0.2 p.u to match ZSORCE
Trang 68Initialization Errors (STRT)
Initialization Errors (STRT)
TGOV1 at bus 201
MBASE = 10 MVA
PMAX = VMAX x MBASE
PMIN = VMIN x MBASE
PMAX = 13 MW
PMIN = 10 MW
Pinit < PMIN
Change PMIN to 0.3 p.u.
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Initialization Errors (STRT)
Run STRT again after modifications to
DYR file
Trang 70PERFORMANCE
Trang 73Machine V Curves
Machine V-Curves
Run V Curves (VCV) program
Trang 75Machine V Curves
Machine V-Curves
GENROU, GENDCO, GENSAL and GENTRA
assume the saturation curve to be quadratic
Enter 1 for quadratic
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Machine V-Curves
Enter saturation values of S(1.0) and
S(1.2) according to DYR file
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Machine V-Curves
Enter 1 to plot V curves
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Machine V-Curves
Enter 29 for temporary plotting
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Machine V-Curves
Repeat for generator at bus 201
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Response ratio tests should be run for a
least 1 sec (2 sec for old exciters)
SCR bridge type exciters will generally
exhibit very high response ratios
exhibit very high response ratios
because of their ability to reach ceiling
output practically instantaneously
Load converted file and dynamic file
Click on Dynamic > Simulation > Perform
Click on Dynamic > Simulation > Perform
exciter response ratio simulation
(ESTR/ERUN)
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
1 Specify bus number: 201 (if not specified all
machine buses are selected)
2 Specify default power factor: 0.95 (user can p y p (
specify those machines initialized at different
power factor
3 Create a channel output file: BPL_ERRT.out
4 Click on Initialize: this activity overrides the
initial generator loadings and initialize each unit
to rated MVA at a specified power factor
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
seconds
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Plot of field voltage (EFDmax = 3 p.u.) g ( )
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Create a new DYR file with IEEEX1 at bus
201 and call it BPL_DYR_NEW.dyr
Add this DYR file without replacing the p g
old DYR file
Response ratio and EFDrated given at 0.5
seconds
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Plot of field voltage (EFDmax = 2.8 p.u.) g ( )
Trang 93Exciter Open Circuit Step Response p p p
Test
Step change of 5% applied to the voltage
regulator reference
Resulting responses of field voltage and
generator terminal voltage observed
Step change should not exceed 10%
Well damped with a slight overshoot
Simulation should be run for at least 5
seconds
A final value of EFD exceeding 1.3 p.u for
a 1 05 p u terminal voltage indicates
a 1.05 p.u terminal voltage indicates
suspect generation saturation data
Trang 94Exciter Open Circuit Step Response p p p
Test
Trang 95Exciter Open Circuit Step Response p p p
Test
1 Specify bus number: 201 (if not specified all
machine buses are selected)
2 S if VREF t h ( )
2 Specify VREF step change (pu)
3 Create a channel output file: BPL_EXC.out
4 Click on Initialize: this activity initializes each
4 Click on Initialize: this activity initializes each
generator to unity terminal voltage on open
circuit An initial value of EFD exceeding 1.2 p.u
is a fair indication that the saturation curve
specified of the generator is erroneous
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Step 2
Step 3 p Step 4 EFD is greater
than 1.02 pu.
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
5 Run to 0 seconds
6 Run to 10 seconds
7 Open output file
8 Plot EFD and Vterm
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
EFD Plot
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Eterm Plot
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
EFD Plot (TB = 10s)
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Exciter Response Ratio Test
Eterm Plot (TB = 10s)
Trang 102Governor Response Test
Governor Response Test
Response of the governors to a step
Simulation should be at least 5 seconds
for steam turbine and 15 seconds for gas
and hydro units
All units should have well damped
response
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Governor Response Test
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Governor Response Test
1 Specify bus number: 100 (if not specified all
machine buses are selected)
2 Specify initial loading: 0.8 p y g
3 Create a channel output file: BPL_GOV.out
4 Click on Initialize: this activity overrides the
initial generator loading and initialize the unit to
initial generator loading and initialize the unit to
specified loading
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Governor Response Test
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Governor Response Test
5 Run to 0 seconds
6 Run to 100 seconds
7 Open output file
8 Plot speed deviation and Pmec
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Governor Response Test
Speed deviation
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Governor Response Test
Pmec Plot
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Governor Response Test
Speed deviation (Tr = 3s)
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Governor Response Test
Pmec Plot (Tr = 3s)
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