Small Signal Stability - University of Idaho€¦ · · 2011-05-13Small Signal Stability Aaron Cowan Electrical Engineering ... Problem details in section 12.3 of Power System Stability
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Masters of Engineering
Small Signal Stability
Aaron CowanElectrical Engineering
Power
Small Signal Stability
• ExciterField current– Field current
– Terminal voltageP S t St bili• Power System Stabilizer– Enhance stability– Rotor angle
• Equal Area Criterion (Fig 13.5, Kundur)g– Aa < Ad
– Aa > Ada d
SMIB Example
PSS
delta_wrv _s
delta _deltadelta _Tedelta _Psi_fd
v_s
1
K_4
K 21K_3
K AV ref
delta _Tm
delta _wr
v_1V_ref
w_0/s2*Hs+K_D
K_6
K_2
K_1
s
Field Circuit
T_3.s+1Exciter
K_AV_ref
delta _E_t
Voltage Transducer
1
T_R.s+1K_5
Problem details in section 12.3 of Power System Stability and Control, Kundur
Results
Matlabωd = 1.21Hz
Kundurωd = 1.05Hz dωd 1.21Hz
ξ = 0.1447KS = 1.1062K 15 6306
ωd 1.05Hzξ = 0.15KS = 0.829K 14 08
State Matrix and eigenvalues agree
KD = 15.6306KD = 14.08
A
Power World Transient Stability
Bus 2
163 MW
Bus 7 Bus 8 Bus 9 Bus 3
85 MW1.016 pu
Bus 5
163 MW 7 Mvar
85 MW -11 Mvar
100 MW 35 Mvar
Bus 6
1.026 pu1.025 pu
0.996 pu
1.032 pu 1.025 pu
1.013 pu
Bus 4
125 MW 50 Mvar
90 MW 30 Mvar
1.026 pu
slack
Bus1
72 MW 27 Mvar
1.040 pu
WECC equivalent in Power World
Exciter Models
Exciter Models
Exciter Models
PSS Model
IEEE 421.2
SMIB – Power World
l{• Equivalent SMIB• State Matrix• Eigenvalues
{• Eigenvalues
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Power World Transient Stability
Bus 2
163 MW
Bus 7 Bus 8 Bus 9 Bus 3
85 MW1.016 pu
Bus 5
163 MW 7 Mvar
85 MW -11 Mvar
100 MW 35 Mvar
Bus 6
1.026 pu1.025 pu
0.996 pu
1.032 pu 1.025 pu
1.013 pu
Bus 4
125 MW 50 Mvar
90 MW 30 Mvar
1.026 pu
slack
Bus1
72 MW 27 Mvar
1.040 pu
WECC equivalent in Power World
Stability Simulation
• Default values usedDid change T to 0 02 in all cases– Did change TR to 0.02 in all cases
• SEXS_GE and STAB1 ↔ Fig 17.5, Kundur• Set all generator stability models equal
– Innumerable permutations
Stability Simulation
• Fault on line 7-5Both breakers open– Both breakers open
– Cleared in 0.07 secTh f h E it• Three cases for each Exciter– Each generator
• Three cases for each Exciter+PSS– Each generator
Generator 1
Generator 1: ESAC1A
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 1220
200
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 1240
220200
180
160
140
120
100
200
180
160
140
120
10080
60
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-20
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MW Terminal_Gen '1' '1'gfedcb
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Generator 2
Generator 2: ESDC1A
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 2210200190
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 2220210200190
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MW Terminal_Gen '2' '1'gfedcb
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MW Terminal_Gen '2' '1'gfedcb
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100
Generator 3
Generator 3: SEXS_GE
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 3
100
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 3
95
95
90
85
80
75
70
90
85
80
75
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65
60
55
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65
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MW Terminal_Gen '3' '1'gfedcb
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MW Terminal_Gen '3' '1'gfedcb
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Summary
• Power World Transient StabilityBlock Diagrams– Block Diagrams
– SMIB EigenvaluesESDC1A ith t PSS• ESDC1A without PSS
• SEXS_GE with PSS• PSS stability enhancement
Small Signal Stability
Questions?
Generator 1: ESDC1A
MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 1 MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 1MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 1170160150140130120110100
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 1200
180
160
140
120
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100
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MW Terminal_Gen '1' '1'gfedcb
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MW Terminal_Gen '1' '1'gfedcb
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Generator 1: SEXS_GE
MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 1 MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 1MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 1
180
160
140
120
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 1170160150140130120110100
100
80
60
40
20
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MW Terminal_Gen '1' '1'gfedcb
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-20
MW Terminal_Gen '1' '1'gfedcb
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-10-20
Generator 2: ESAC1A
MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 2 MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 2MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 2210200190180170160150140130
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 2220210200190180170160150140130
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MW Terminal_Gen '2' '1'gfedcb
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403020100
MW Terminal_Gen '2' '1'gfedcb
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Generator 2: SEXS_GE
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 2220210200190180170160150
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 2200190180170160150140
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1301201101009080706050
MW Terminal_Gen '2' '1'gfedcb
908886848280787674727068666462605856545250
50403020100
MW Terminal_Gen '2' '1'gfedcb
90888684828078767472706866646260585654
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Generator 3: ESDC1A
MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 3 MW vs Rotor Angle Generator 3MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 3
100
95
90
85
80
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 3
105
100
95
90
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75
70
65
60
55
80
75
70
65
60
55
MW Terminal_Gen '3' '1'gfedcb
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45
MW Terminal_Gen '3' '1'gfedcb
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45
Generator 3: ESAC1A
MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 3 MW vs. Rotor Angle Generator 3100
95
90
85
80
105
100
95
90
85
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70
65
60
55
50
80
75
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65
60
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MW Terminal_Gen '3' '1'gfedcb
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50
45
MW Terminal_Gen '3' '1'gfedcb
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