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35 presentations for Modeling:
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Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-12-14
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<p>This presentation targets CIM CGMES standard solution to data portability in relation to an EMT-type application. CIM is a format that attempts to be accessible and understandable to ... see moreall. The grid import tool allows to import static data from planning tools into EMTP that is the first step for frequency scan studies and time-domain simulations. Exchanging CIM dynamic data is in progress, some standard control systems have already been successfully imported. Abstract: The need of automation for the exchange of power system information between simulation tools is an increasing one. There are several methods for creating modeling portability between applications. Using a standard facilitates interoperable exchanges of power system network data between and within organizations and is substantial to become a durable portable method. This presentation targets CIM CGMES standard solution to data portability in relation to an EMT-type application. CIM is a format that attempts to be accessible and understandable to all. The grid import tool allows to import static data from planning tools into EMTP that is the first step for frequency scan studies and time-domain simulations. Exchanging CIM dynamic data is in progress, some standard control systems have already been successfully imported.</p>
Author(s): Sebastien DENNETIERE
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-12-11
Abstract
<p>This presentation presents the modeling and analysis of large DC grids with EMTP - new CIGRE benchmark with mixed VSC / LCC technologies </p>
<p>Overv... see moreiew: - DC Grid modeling activities in CIGRE WG - Description of the new CIGRE DC Grid benchmark - Implementation of the DC Grid model in EMTP</p>
Author(s): Ilhan Koçar
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-12-11
Abstract
<p>This presentation is on the simulation of switching overvoltages on transmission lines with trapped charge, validation of EMTP line models, modeling of prestrike in statistical simula... see moretion studies and discussion of necessary simulation practices by means of validations with field tests.</p>
<p>Objectives: - Identify simulation practices to produce the field measurements en EMT simulation - Validation of line models - frequency dependence - Discussion on modeling approaches, simulation practices, sensitivity to electrical parameters - Evaluate maximum overvoltages - How to perform statistical simulations, model prestrike and include corona in statistical simulations efficiently.</p>
Author(s): Ilhan Kocar, Polytechnique Montréal
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-11-20
Abstract
<h2 class="title">EMTP USA User Conference 2019 </h2> <p class="tagline"><b>The validation of field measured... see more switching overvoltages, inclusion of statistical prestrike and corona modeling</b></p> <p id="text-intro">This presentation is on the simulation of switching overvoltages on transmission lines with trapped charge, validation of EMTP line models, modeling of prestrike in statistical simulation studies and discussion of necessary simulation practices by means of validations with field tests. On transmission lines where switching surges are not mitigated with closing resistors and/or surge arresters, high-speed reclosing on a line with trapped charge will produce high overvoltages that have been measured above 3 pu. Careful simulations of these switching events using available Electromagnetic Transient (EMT) programs consistently produce significantly higher voltages than the measurements. It is demonstrated that the transient voltage waveforms can be reproduced very well using frequency-dependent line models, but the magnitude of the maximum overvoltage is significantly overestimated unless the effect of corona is considered. In principle, once a line model is validated, it is possible to proceed with statistical simulation phase to identify the worst-case overvoltage, which is of utmost importance for transmission line and substation related issues such as the evaluation of minimum approach distance and clearance practices. However, before proceeding with statistical simulation phase, it is also necessary to tune the prestrike model in EMTP. In this presentation, we also discuss how to benefit from field tests to fine tune the generic prestrike model in EMTP and then how to proceed with statistical simulation studies while taking corona into account in an efficient manner.</p>
Author(s): Ilhan Kocar, Polytechnique Montréal
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-11-20
Abstract
<h6 class="text-black" style="padding-bottom: 30px; padding-top: 30px; text-align: justify;">Speaker: <strong>Ilhan Kocar</strong... see more>, <em>Polytechnique Montréal</em></h6> <p class="text-black">The new WB model encapsulates many improvements including state-of-the-art research results. It eliminates the modeling problems encountered with the existing universal line model (ULM) approach.<br> In the new model, there is no limitation on the number of conductors. For symmetric coaxial cable systems with several cables, numerical problems are avoided by using the new cable correction function. The newly added DC correction scheme together with frequency band partitioning ensures high precision both at low frequencies and high frequencies. Frequency partitioning also improves the numerical conditioning of the system of equations. Unrealistic delays are avoided thanks to the new routines for the identification and adjustment of time delays. The delay adjustment is a search routine with boundaries for optimized fitting.<br><br> The state space formulation in time domain is reformulated using a precise discrete integration method. It minimizes the numerical integration and interpolation errors. This allows achieving stable simulations with larger time steps. The object oriented programming approach with vectorized variables and new memory allocation routines significantly improves the simulation speed and use of memory. The new initialization routines allow seamless transition from steady state solution into time domain simulations.</p></div>