KHÓA ĐÀO TẠO TÍNH TOÁN ỔN ĐỊNH VÀ HƯỚNG DẪN SỬ DỤNG PHẦN MỀM PSSE CHO KỸ SƯ HỆ THỐNG ĐIỆN (Mô hình mô phỏng điện gió trong Phần mềm PSSE): • Wind Farms. • Dynamic Models for Wind Farms. • Wind Farm Model Tests.
Trang 1A Division of Global Power
POWER SYSTEM STABILITY CALCULATION TRAINING
D 7 Wi d F Si l ti Day 7 - Wind Farm Simulation
November 25, 2013 Prepared by: Mohamed El Chehaly
Trang 2OUTLINE OUTLINE
• Wind Farms
• Dynamic Models for Wind Farms
Trang 3WIND FARMS eBook for You
Trang 4Power Flow Representation
Power Flow Representation
Wind Turbine Generators modeled as
conventional generators with specific
configurations for Qcontrol
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Power Flow Representation
Wind machine control mode
0: if this is not a wind machine (by default)
1: if this is a wind machine that participates in
voltage control with the values of QT (QMAX) and
QB (QMIN) on the data record specifying the
conventional machine)
2: if this is a wind machine that participates in
voltage control with specified power factor and the
voltage control with specified power factor and the
machine’s real power setting (PG on the data
record) used to set the machine’s reactive power
limits
Trang 6Power Flow Representation
Power Flow Representation
Wind machine control mode
3: if this is a wind machine which operates at a
fixed power with the machine reactive power
output and reactive power upper and lower limits
output and reactive power upper and lower limits
all equal and set based on the machine power and
the machine’s real power setting PG
Wind machine PF
Ignored if the wind control mode is 0
Is used in setting the machine’s reactive power
limits when the wind control mode is 2 or 3
Negative value may be specified when the wind
Negative value may be specified when the wind
control mode is 3 to represent leading PF
Trang 7Types of Wind Farms
Types of Wind Farms
Type 1: Direct connected conventional
induction generator
Type 2: Wound rotor induction generator
with variable rotor resistance
Type 3: Doubly-fed induction generator
Trang 9Type 1 (WT1) in Power Flow
Type 1 (WT1) in Power Flow
The wind control mode should be set as 3
(wind machine with fixed Q based on WPF)
User should model properly an equivalent
of a wind farm and take into account the
number of wind machines that will be
lumped into an equivalent machine
lumped into an equivalent machine
(Equivalent MBASE = N number of
machines x MBASE of one machine)
A vast majority of WT1 includes a set of
capacitors to keep the power factor in
capacitors to keep the power factor in
steady state within range
Trang 10Type 2 (WT2) Representation
Type 2 (WT2) Representation
Type 2: Wound rotor induction generator
with variable rotor resistance
Trang 11Type 2 (WT2) in Power Flow
Type 2 (WT2) in Power Flow
The wind control mode should be set as 3
(wind machine with fixed Q based on WPF)
User should model properly an equivalent
of a wind farm and take into account the
number of wind machines that will be
lumped into an equivalent machine
lumped into an equivalent machine
(Equivalent MBASE = N number of
machines x MBASE of one machine)
A vast majority of WT1 includes a set of
capacitors to keep the power factor in
capacitors to keep the power factor in
steady state within range
Trang 12Type 3 (WT3) Representation
Type 3 (WT3) Representation
Type 3: Doubly-fed induction generator
Trang 13Type 3 (WT3) in Power Flow
Type 3 (WT3) in Power Flow
The wind control mode should be set as 2
(wind machine with +/- Q limits based on
WPF)
User should model properly an equivalent
of a wind farm and take into account the
number of wind machines that will be
number of wind machines that will be
lumped into an equivalent machine
(Equivalent MBASE = N number of
(Equivalent MBASE N number of
machines x MBASE of one machine)
No need to add capacitors
Trang 14Type 4 (WT4) Representation
Type 4 (WT4) Representation
Type 4: Full size converter unit
Trang 15Type 4 (WT4) in Power Flow
Type 4 (WT4) in Power Flow
The wind control mode should be set as 2
(wind machine with +/- Q limits based on
WPF)
User should model properly an equivalent
of a wind farm and take into account the
number of wind machines that will be
number of wind machines that will be
lumped into an equivalent machine
(Equivalent MBASE = N number of
(Equivalent MBASE N number of
machines x MBASE of one machine)
No need to add capacitors
Trang 16DYNAMIC MODELS OF WIND
DYNAMIC MODELS OF WIND
FARMS
Trang 17Type 1 (WT1) in Dynamics
Type 1 (WT1) in Dynamics
Three models
WT1G: generator/converter model
WT12T: wind turbine model
WT12A: pseudo governor model
Trang 18 This model takes into account the rotor flux
dynamics and can be used for single cage or
At initialization, this model calculates the reactive
power consumption of the machine Qact at given
voltage terminal and MW dispatch and then places
voltage terminal and MW-dispatch and then places
a “hidden” shunt on the machine bus terminal with
the size equal to the difference between Qgen and
Qact
Trang 19Type 1 (WT1) in Dynamics
Type 1 (WT1) in Dynamics
WT12T: Two-mass representation of the
wind turbine shaft driven train
Trang 20Type 1 (WT1) in Dynamics
Type 1 (WT1) in Dynamics
WT12A: Pseudo governor model
Model that simplifies and generalizes calculation
of the aerodynamic torque
Trang 21Type 2 (WT2) in Dynamics
Type 2 (WT2) in Dynamics
Four models
WT2G: generator/converter model
WT2E: electrical control model
WT12T: wind turbine model
WT12A: pseudo governor model
Trang 22Type 2 (WT2) in Dynamics
Type 2 (WT2) in Dynamics
WT2G: similar to WT1G with controlled
WT2G: similar to WT1G with controlled
external rotor resistor
WT12T: same wind turbine model as the
one used for WT1
WT12A: same pseudo governor model as
WT12A: same pseudo governor model as
the one used for WT1
Trang 23Type 2 (WT2) in Dynamics
Type 2 (WT2) in Dynamics
WT2E: Electrical control model
Value of the external rotor resistance is calculated
This model uses the machine rotor speed and
electrical power as inputs and calculates the
electrical power as inputs and calculates the
portion of the available rotor external resistance to
be added to the internal rotor resistance
Trang 24Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
Four models
WT3G: generator/converter model
WT3E: electrical control model
WT3T: wind turbine model
WT3P: pitch control model
Trang 25Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
WT3G: Generator model
Two models: WT3G1 and WT3G2
WT3G2 is recommended model for new dynamic
Trang 30Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
WT3T1: Wind turbine model
Trang 31Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
Type 3 (WT3) in Dynamics
WT3P1: Pitch control model
If Pwind > Pmax Blades are pitched to
set Pmec to 1 pu
Trang 32Type 4 (WT4) in Dynamics
Type 4 (WT4) in Dynamics
Two models
WT4G: generator/converter model
WT4E: electrical control model
Trang 33Type 4 (WT4) in Dynamics Type 4 (WT4) in Dynamics
Trang 34Type 4 (WT4) in Dynamics
Type 4 (WT4) in Dynamics
WT4G: Generator model
Reactive power control
Remote bus voltage control
Po er factor control
Reactive power control
The real power injected to the grid is compared to PREFand changes the real part of the current
No machine needs to be simulated
Trang 36WIND FARMS MODEL TESTS eBook for You
Trang 37Dynamic File for WT1
Dynamic File for WT1
WT1G1
Trang 38Dynamic File for WT1
Dynamic File for WT1
WT12T1
Trang 39Dynamic File for WT1
Dynamic File for WT1
WT12A1
Trang 40Dynamic File for WT2
Dynamic File for WT2
WT2G1
Trang 41Dynamic File for WT2
Dynamic File for WT2
WT2E1
Trang 42Dynamic File for WT2
Dynamic File for WT2
WT12T1
Trang 43Dynamic File for WT2
Dynamic File for WT2
WT12A1
Trang 44Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3G1
Trang 45Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3E1
Trang 46Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3E1
Trang 47Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3E1
Trang 48Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3E1
Trang 49Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3T1
Trang 50Dynamic File for WT3
Dynamic File for WT3
WT3P1
Trang 51Dynamic File for WT4
Dynamic File for WT4
WT4G1
Trang 52Dynamic File for WT4
Dynamic File for WT4
WT4E1
Trang 53Dynamic File for WT4
Dynamic File for WT4
WT4E1
Trang 54Dynamic File for WT4
Dynamic File for WT4
WT4E1
Trang 55Power Flow Case
Power Flow Case
savnw.sav
Wind generation to be added at this bus
Trang 56Power Flow Case
Power Flow Case
savnw.sav
New wind generator buses
Set all codes to 4
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Power Flow Case
Trang 58Power Flow Case
Power Flow Case
Trang 59Power Flow Case
Power Flow Case
savnw.sav
Generators
Values calculated automatically based on
Trang 60 Turn-on bus 3019 along with its step-up
transformer and solve the load flow
Convert loads and generators
Order (ORDR), factorize (FACT) and solve
(TYSL)
Set the dynamic simulation options by
activating the scan for generators
activating the scan for generators
exceeding angle threshold and by setting
the relative machine angles to the swing
the relative machine angles to the swing
bus (bus 3011)
Trang 61 Select all the machine angle channels,
machine electrical power, machine
reactive power
Select all the bus voltage channels
Initialize with output file “WT1.out”
Run for 1 second
Apply a bus fault at bus 3008
Run for 0.1 second and clear fault
Run until t = 10 seconds
Trang 62 Repeat the same process as for WT1 but
with enabling only the bus 3020 and its
associated transformer and generator
Trang 63 Repeat the same process as for WT1 but
with enabling only the bus 3021 and its
associated transformer and generator
Trang 64 Repeat the same process as for WT1 but
with enabling only the bus 3022 and its
associated transformer and generator
The new output file shall be “WT4.out”
Open all output files created
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Time (seconds)
10 9
8 7
6 5
4 3
2 1
0
0 -0.25
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6 5
4 3
2 1
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Trang 68QUESTIONS?
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