Author(s): Sebastien DENNETIERE
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-12-11

Modeling and analysis of large DC grids with EMTP756

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<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): Aramis Schwanka Trevisan, Enercon
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-12-11

SSCI analysis: Assessment of Interactions Involving Wind Farm Systems755

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<p>This presentation provides an overview of recently proposed generic EMTP wind turbine models, which have been validated against field measurements, and a benchmark study system for th... see moree assessment of low-frequency interactions involving wind farms in radial series-compensated grids. Based on these models, detailed EMTP results are presented and modal analysis is applied to help explaining some of the identified issues and provide mitigation. Finally, a recently proposed Abstract : Recently, field events involving adverse interaction between grid-connected inverters and the existing power infrastructure have been reported. Hence, the ever increasing integration of such devices is yielding the need for detailed EMT-Type models to better understand such phenomena, as well as reliable screening methodologies for the efficient identification of potentially critical scenarios during new interconnection processes. This work provides an overview of recently proposed generic EMTP wind turbine models, which have been validated against field measurements, and a benchmark study system for the assessment of low-frequency interactions (sub-synchronous control interaction) involving wind farms in radial series-compensated grids. Based on these models, detailed EMTP results are presented and modal analysis is applied to help explaining some of the identified issues and provide mitigation. Finally, a recently proposed methodology aiming at the efficient identification of critical scenarios, namely, the DQ-Scanning technique, is outlined and its effectiveness demonstrated by its application to the aforementioned systems. Author: Aramis Schwanka Trevisan</p>

Author(s): Ulas Karaagac
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-12-11

STATCOM Integration into a DFIG-based Wind Park and its impact on WP HVRT capability753

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<p>This presentation presents a research on static synchronous compensator (STATCOM) integration into a doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) based wind park (WP) in order to fulfill the... see more grid code requirement for power factor control. The STATCOM impact on the WP high voltage ride-through (HVRT) capability is also analysed.</p><p>The WP HVRT capability is assessed by analyzing the responses to a parametric voltage waveform. The external system is represented by a Thevenin equivalent. The pre-described voltage waveforms are applied to the Thevenin source in order to assess the conformity of the HVRT capability to Hydro-Quebec specifications. An actual WP is considered where the simulation model includes all details regarding collector grid and overvoltage protection. The simulations consider various wind turbine (WT) and medium voltage (MV) feeder outage scenarios as well as STATCOM usage for reactive power compensation. A transient function is also proposed for the STATCOM to improve the WP HVRT capability. The simulation results demonstrate that, STATCOM usage provides a noticeable improvement in HVRT capability of the WP, especially with the proposed transient function.</p>

Author(s): Pierre Rault, RTE
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-11-20

Influence of HVDC Controls on Transient Stability of Synchronous Machines747

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<h2 class="title">EMTP Europe User Conference 2019 </h2> <p class="tagline"><b>The EMTP User Conference pres... see moreentations are now available online!</b></p> <p id="text-intro"><b>Influence of HVDC Controls on Transient Stability of Synchronous Machines</b><br> With the energy transition in France and in Europe, the transmission grid is strongly impacted by the forthcoming connection of power electronics devices, such as offshore wind farms and HVDC interconnections. These new devices use power electronics converters that generate transients which are usually more complex to analyzed than for standard AC devices, in particular during faults. These phenomena can have an impact on the grid stability.<br> The presentation will focus on the transient stability studies of synchronous generator influenced by power electronics devices. The objective is to compare the critical fault clearing time for different fault locations, fault conditions and different HVDC converter fault ride through control strategies. Generic test cases as well as real scenarios are considered. In this study, the critical time is obtained with bisection method thanks to the new parameter sweep toolbox.

Author(s): Sébastien DENNETIERE, RTE
Type:Technical Presentation
Date: 2020-11-20

[HVDC]_DC grid modeling with EMTP-RV266

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