anaya-lara power system stabilisers
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Power system stabilisers for DFIG-based wind generation
Dr Olimpo Anaya-Lara
GreenNet Expert Discussion Platform: Power System Stability and Wind Power Integration in the Nordel System
October 11-12, Oslo, Norway
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Outline
Doubly-Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) wind turbineConventional DFIG control schemeProvision of Power System Stabiliser (PSS)Impact of wind farms on transient and dynamic stabilityPSS for a generic DFIG controller
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Typical DFIG wind turbine
CONTROL SYSTEMNetworkoperator
Gearbox
Crowbar
DFIG
Windmill
PWM Converters PowerNetworkC1 C2
Wound rotor induction generator
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qrvoptTT
ω
rω
+ -
Σqrrefi
qri
PI controller
Torque to current
transformation
+ -
Σdrrefi drv
dri
Σ+
-
s refv
sv
PI controller
Voltage or Power factor
control
Voltage control loop:
Torque control loop:
Control scheme based on the current-mode methodology
Conventional DFIG control scheme
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Synchronous Generatorand DFIG vector diagrams
Round rotor synchronous generator Doubly fed induction generator
fdψ = rotor field flux vector
fd fdEψ = Efd = dc field voltage
tE = terminal voltage vector
gE = generator internal voltage (voltage behind synchronous reactance)
sI = stator current vector δr = rotor angle XS = synchronous reactance
rψ = rotor flux vector
sV = terminal voltage vector
igE = generator internal voltage vector (voltage behind transient reactance)
isI = stator current vector
rV = rotor voltage vector δig = generator load angle δir = rotor voltage angle X’ = transient reactance
rψ
d
q
igE
sV
isI
isjXI′
δig
δig
rVδir
d
q
ssjXI
δr
gE
tE
sIfdψ
Source: Ref [3]
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DFIG rotor flux magnitude and angle control
Flux and Magnitude Angle Controller (FMAC)Source: Ref [3]
-
PSS1
Con
trolle
r A
Speed
igangrefe
eP
erefP
1pssu
sv
s refv igmagrefe - rv
ippp
kk
s+
ivpv
kks
+ ( )vg s
AVR controller
11 fsT+ Filter
Max. power transfer
characteristic
PSS2
2pssu
eP eP
irδ(1) (2)
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FMAC basic scheme
-
rv
Polarto dq
Transf.
irδ
drv
qrv
Σ++
-
sV
refsVΣ
-Σ
++
-
Σ ippp
kk
s+
impm
kks
+ ( )mg s
iapa
kks
+ ( )ag s
ivpv
kks
+ ( )vg s
AVR compensator
refe
δ
FMAC Controller
E
refδ
Controller AeP
erefP
Power-speed function for max. power extraction
11 fsT+
Filter
Source: Ref [3]
( ) 1 0.024 1 0.0351 0.004 1 0.05v
s sg ss s
+ += ⋅
+ +( ) ( ) 1 0.4
1 2m asg s g s
s+⎛ ⎞= = ⎜ ⎟+⎝ ⎠
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Power System Stabiliser
-
magrV
Polarto dq
Transf.
angrV
rdV
rqV
Σ++
-
sV
refsVΣ
++ -
Σ+
Σ+
-
Σ _ig Tδ
ippp
kk
s+
impm
kks
+ ( )mg s
iapa
kks
+ ( )ag s
Auxiliary loop to provide Power System Stabiliser
ivpv
kks
+ ( )vg s
AVR compensator
DfigrefE
Dfigδ
FMAC basic scheme
DfigE
Dfigrefδ
Controller AeP
erefP
Power-speed function for max. Power extraction
11 fsT+
Filter
slip
2auxuslip
Wash-out Compensator
1sT
sT+( )2ag s
Limiter
Source: Ref [3]
( )2
21 0.042001 0.2a
sg ss
+⎛ ⎞= − ⋅ ⎜ ⎟+⎝ ⎠
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Generic network model
SynchronousGenerator
DFIGWind Farm
or synchronous
generator
MainSystem
LoadZF
Fault 1
Generator 1 Generator 2
Source: Ref [3]
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Conventional synchronous plant operation
Generator 1 (G1): Synchronous generatorGenerator 2 (G2): Synchronous generator
FAULT 1 applied at t=0.2 s. Clearance time 150 ms.
(a) Synchronous generator (G1)
(b) Synchronous generator (G2)
G1 G2
G3
Source: Ref [3]
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DFIG with PSS capability
Generator 1 (G1): Synchronous generatorGenerator 2 (G2): DFIG with FMAC basic control
scheme plus auxiliary loop 2G1 G2
G3
(b) DFIG wind farm (G2)
FAULT 1 applied at t=0.2 s. Clearance time 150 ms.
(a) Synchronous generator (G1)
Source: Ref [3]
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Influence of wind generation on dynamic stability
installed capacity of generator G2 (MVA)Capacitor factor 2maximum capacity of G2 MVA (2400 MVA)
f =
G2f2 G1
Rating(MVA)
G1Rating(MW)
G2Rating(MVA)
G2Rating(MW)
1 2,800 2,520 2,400 2,240
2/3 2,800 2,520 1,600 1,500
1/3 2,800 2,520 800 750
1/10 2,800 2,520 240 224
Operating situations
Fixed power P1 of G1
G1 (SouthernScotland)
G2 (Northern Scotland)
Main System (England-Wales)
Load L1
Bus1 Bus2
Bus3
Bus4X1 X2
X3
Load
Eigenvalue analysis
Source: Ref [2]
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Generator 2: Synchronous generator
Variation of dominant eigenvalue loci with generation capacitySource: Ref [2]
AVR Control AVR + PSS Control
Influence of wind generation on dynamic stability
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Generator 2: Wind generation
FSIG-wind farm
Variation of dominant eigenvalue loci with generation capacity
DFIG wind farm with current-mode control
Influence of wind generation on dynamic stability
Source: Ref [2]
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Generator 2: DFIG wind farm with FMAC control
Variation of dominant eigenvalue loci with generation capacity
FMAC basic FMAC basic + PSS control
Influence of wind generation on dynamic stability
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PSS for a generic DFIG controller
GenericDFIG
Control
srefV
erefP
drV ′
qrV ′
Rectan.to polartransf. rangV
Polar to rectan. transf.
drV
qrV
rmagV
PSSslip
+ +
PSSu
Source: Ref [5]
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DFIG Power System Stabiliser
GenericDFIG
Control
srefV
erefP
drV ′
qrV ′
Rectan. to polar transf. rangV
Polar to rectan. transf.
drV
qrV
rmagV
++
PSSuslip
Washout Compensator
51 5
ss+
21300
1 0.2s⎛ ⎞− ⋅⎜ ⎟+⎝ ⎠
Limiter
0.8
0.8−
Source: Ref [5]
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Control performance (transient stability)Generator 1 (G1): Synchronous generatorGenerator 2 (G2): DFIG
Fault applied at t=0.2 s with a clearance time of 150ms. (Full line: DFIG with PSS; dotted line: DFIG without PSS)
DFIG in super synchronous Operation (slip = -0.2)
DFIG in sub synchronous Operation (slip = 0.2)
G1 G2
G3
Source: Ref [5]
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Control performance (dynamic stability)Generator 1 (G1): Synchronous generatorGenerator 2 (G2): DFIG
Operating situations
G1 G2
G3
Slip DFIG Stator power MW
Converter powerMW
Total power Output MW
-0.2 1,928 375 2,303
0.2 857 -182 675
Influence of PSS loop on the dominant eigenvalue for sub synchronous (s=0.2) and super synchronous operation (s=-0.2). (With PSS •; without PSS ▪)
Source: Ref [5]
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Reference for further reading
1. P. Kundur: "Power systems stability and control," McGraw-Hill, 1994.
2. O. Anaya-Lara, F. M. Hughes, N. Jenkins, and G. Strbac, “Influence of wind farms on power system dynamic and transient stability,” Wind Engineering, Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 107-127, March 2006.
3. F. M. Hughes, O. Anaya-Lara, N. Jenkins, and G. Strbac, “Control of DFIG-based wind generation for power network support,” IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 1958-1966, November 2005.
4. O. Anaya-Lara, F. M. Hughes, N. Jenkins, and G. Strbac, “Rotor flux magnitude and angle control strategy for doubly fed induction generators,” Wind Energy, Vol. 9. No. 5, pp. 479-495, June 2006.
5. O. Anaya-Lara, F. M. Hughes, N. Jenkins, and G. Strbac, “Power system stabiliser for a generic DFIG-based wind farm controller,” Proceedings of the IEE AC/DC Conference, March, 2006
Power system stabilisers for DFIG-based wind generation
Dr Olimpo Anaya-Lara
GreenNet Expert Discussion Platform: Power System Stability and Wind Power Integration in the Nordel System
October 11-12, Oslo, Norway