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POWER SYSTEM STABILITY CALCULATION TRAINING
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July 10, 2013Prepared by: Frida Ceja-Gomez
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OUTLINE
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OUTLINE
• Introduction to the test system
• Load flow analysis
•
Dynamic simulation setup
•
Dynamic
simulation
setup
• Running a dynamic simulation
• Plotting dynamic simulation outputs
• Simulation 1: Bus fault – All other elements in service
• Simulation 2: Bus fault – Initial system with elements out of
service
• Simulation 3: Line fault –
A
ll elements in service
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EXAMPLE 1
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INTRODUCTION
EXAMPLE
1
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INTRODUCTION
TO THE TEST SYSTEM
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Input files
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TEST SYSTEM
Input
files
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exercise are the following:
• Day5_savnw.sav
• Day5_savnw.sld
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Example 1
Single line diagram
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TEST SYSTEM
Example
1
–
Single
line
diagram
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Example 1
Test system information
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TEST SYSTEM
Example
1
–
Test
system
information
•
23 bus system
•
23
bus
system
• System divided in 3 areas:
• FLAPCO
• LIGHTCO
• WORLD
• Voltage levels: 500kV, 230kV, 21.6kV, 20kV, 18kV, and 13.8kV
•
No motors present
•
No
motors
present
• Generators, fixed shunts, passive loads, transformers and
branches
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Example 1
Test system area
based report
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TEST SYSTEM
Example
1
–
Test
system
area
-
based
report
• Go to the Power Flow menu, Reports, Area / owner / zone totals
• Select Report on Areas, All areas, Loads/induction machines connected to
area buses, and click on Go
W th t t l ti l d ti ti l d
•
W
e can see
th
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t
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a
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genera
ti
on,
l
oa
d
, reac
ti
ve compensa
ti
on,
l
osses an
d
exports of each area
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Example 1
Inter
area flow report
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TEST SYSTEM
Example
1
–
Inter
-
area
flow
report
• Go to the Power Flow menu, Reports, Area / zone based reports
• Select Inter area / zone flow, choose output for all areas and click on Go
• We can see the total generation, load, reactive compensation, losses and
tf h
expor
t
s o
f
eac
h
area
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EXAMPLE 1
–
LOAD FLOW
EXAMPLE
1
–
LOAD
FLOW
ANALYSIS
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Example 1
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Load Flow Analysis
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LOAD FLOW ANALYSIS
Example
1
Load
Flow
Analysis
Performing a quick load flow analysis will allow us to become
familiar with the s
y
stem
y
• Open the saved case (.sav) and single line diagram (.sld)
files
• Solve for load flow and verify convergence at the output bar
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LOAD FLOW ANALYSIS
Identify any problems in this base case
• Two buses suffer from low voltage
What is the cause of this low voltage
?
•
There is a transformer with a loading
There
is
a
transformer
with
a
loading
exceeding 100%
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Wh
y
i
s t
hi
s over
l
oa
d
present
?
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g
loadin
g
s >90%
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EXAMPLE 1
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DYNAMIC
EXAMPLE
1
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DYNAMIC
SIMULATION SETUP
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Converting Loads and Generators
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Converting
Loads
and
Generators
1. Go to Power Flow menu
2. Select: Convert Loads and
Generators
3. Convert Generators: Select
Zsorce
4
CtttMVAld
4
.
C
onver
t
cons
t
an
t
MVA
l
oa
d
s:
• If active power is 100%
constant current
,
then it
,
depends on V
• If reactive power is 100%
t t d itt th
cons
t
an
t
a
d
m
itt
ance,
th
en
it depends on V
2
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Converting Loads and Generators
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Converting
Loads
and
Generators
• Check the out
p
ut bar to see if the
p
conversion was successful
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Order network for matrix operations
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Order
network
for
matrix
operations
1. Go to Power Flow menu,
Solution
2. Select: Order network for
matrix operations
(re
orders
matrix
operations
(re
-
orders
the buses for sparsity)
3. Assume all branches are in
service
4. Verify output bar for any
errors
errors
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Factorize admittance matrix
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Factorize
admittance
matrix
Go to
Power Flow
menu
Solution
•
Go
to
Power
Flow
menu
,
Solution
• Select: Factorize admittance matrix
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Solving power flow for switching studies
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Solving
power
flow
for
switching
studies
1. Go to Power Flow menu,
Solution
Solution
2. Select: Solution for
switching studies
3. Verify result
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Saving the converted saved case file
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Saving
the
converted
saved
case
file
•
Our saved case file is now
•
Our
saved
case
file
is
now
ready to be used in
transient stability
simulations
simulations
• Make sure to save it with a
different name
(
under the
(
File menu, Save…)
• Once converted, this saved
case file cannot be used for
steady state power flow
analysis
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Opening the dynamics data file
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Opening
the
dynamics
data
file
•
Two options:
•
Two
options:
• Dynamics data file – The program assumes it
is the first dynamics file you open
is
the
first
dynamics
file
you
open
• Add dynamics data file - The program adds
th d t f thi d i fil t th l d
th
e
d
a
t
a o
f
thi
s
d
ynam
i
cs
fil
e
t
o
th
e a
l
rea
d
y
existing data
• So in this case, choose the dynamics data file
option
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Opening the dynamics data file
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Opening
the
dynamics
data
file
•
The window below will appear
•
The
window
below
will
appear
.
• The starting indices will be discussed in more
detail later so for the moment just select OK
detail
later
,
so
for
the
moment
just
select
OK
.
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Opening the dynamics data file
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Opening
the
dynamics
data
file
Vif b
•
V
er
if
y output
b
ar
for details and
errors
•
Note that in this
Note
that
in
this
case, no user
defined models
are included
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Dynamic Solution Parameters
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Dynamic
Solution
Parameters
• Found in the D
y
namics
y
menu
• Here we can modify the
number of iterations
number
of
iterations
,
the tolerance of the
numerical method, etc
Since we are working
•
Since
we
are
working
on a 50Hz system,
change the simulation
steps to half a cycle
• To do so, go to
simulation parameters
and change DELT to
0.01
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Dynamic Simulation Options
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Dynamic
Simulation
Options
•
Found in the
Found
in
the
Dynamics menu
• Generators with an
l 180º
ang
l
e >
180º
are
unstable, so it is
important to flag
them
them
• Set machine angles
relative to the swing
t
genera
t
or
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Defining the simulation output
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DYNAMIC SIMULATION SETUP
Defining
the
simulation
output
•
In the
Dynamics
menu,
In
the
Dynamics
menu,
select Define simulation
output by subsystem
Gt
Mhi B
•
G
o
t
o
M
ac
hi
ne,
B
us,
Load and Branch
Quantities
• Select Angle and click on
Go
• Do the same for Voltage
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