Analysis, Control and Optimal Placement of Static Synchronous Compensator with/without Battery Energy Storage

Tu, Ganggang; Li, Yanjun; Xiang, Ji

doi:10.3390/en12244715

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“…Due to the decreasing initial cost of battery energy storage systems (BESS), there is an increasing consideration for using more STATCOMs with BESS to manage power system transients [96]. Although BESS has demonstrated superior post-fault voltage restoration performance compared to STATCOM individually [97]- [99], a hybrid solution combining both devices has been shown to yield even greater benefits for transient response [100]- [105]. In recent years, there has been growing consideration and testing of PV inverters as a means of supporting transient stability, driven by increasingly stringent grid codes and the desire to maximize the potential of already-installed PV systems [106]- [110].…”

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Advances in FACTS Technology for Transient Stability in Power Systems

Relić,

Glavaš,

Petrović

et al. 2023

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This paper investigates the advances in Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS) technology and its application in enhancing transient stability in power systems. FACTS devices are becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to improve power system performance by controlling power flow, voltage, and stability. Various FACTS technologies are reviewed, including Static Var Compensator (SVC), Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM), and Static Synchronous Series Compensator (SSSC), among others. The impact of these technologies on power system stability is examined and a comprehensive analysis of their effectiveness in mitigating transient stability issues is provided. Recommendations for future research in the field of FACTS technology for improving the reliability and stability of power systems are given in the conclusion.

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Section: Current Developments and Future Directions In Facts Technologymentioning

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Advances in FACTS Technology for Transient Stability in Power Systems

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Petrović

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“…Similarly, wind energy systems also impose similar challenges and limitations usually attributed to their unpredictable variability. Such time-varying complexity of RESs makes the integration of energy storage systems (ESS) and dispatchable energy sources pertinent, especially for autonomous RES applications (Figure 1) for various applications, such as appropriate energy mix, ensuring reliability, and reducing operational costs of sustainable energy system [18][19][20]. The benefits of ESSs are substantial and have long been recognized to be essential towards a coordinated and successful operation of utility grids.…”

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Enhancing Transient Response and Voltage Stability of Renewable Integrated Microgrids

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Integration of renewable generation coupled with an energy storage system (ESS) in a power system increases the complexity of networks’ stability analysis and control. Therefore, an accurate stability assessment of power networks is expected to become a big challenge in the future. In this work, an effective approach to prevent power outage by controlling the source voltage of the power network is formulated to mitigate the effects of grid faults. Small signal stability studies are conducted on a renewable integrated IEEE 9 bus system as a case study with optimized size and allocation of ESS for reducing output power variability of renewables. An assessment is performed to study the effects of load-sharing devices on parallel generators under 6-cycle three-phase fault disturbances. The damping of the power network is increased at nominal and light loading conditions with 6-cycle three-phase fault disturbances through coordinated power system stabilizer (PSS) and static VAR compensator (SVC) at bus 9. The developed framework is extensively analyzed in steady-state conditions using a load flow program. Based on the results obtained, the proposed coordinated PSS-SVC device proves to possess comparatively better performance in terms of enhancing most of the system response rate under various load conditions with overall improved stability.

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“…Introduction. The disturbances such as change in transmission line parameters, sudden load changes, fluctuation in the turbine output, etc., causes the synchronous generator to show an oscillatory performance around the equilibrium state [1]. Under such oscillations, the power system stability is greatly affected.…”

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Chaotic-based particle swarm optimization algorithm for optimal PID tuning in automatic voltage regulator systems

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Hanif

Ali

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Electrical Engineering & Electromechanics

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Introduction. In an electrical power system, the output of the synchronous generators varies due to disturbances or sudden load changes. These variations in output severely affect power system stability and power quality. The synchronous generator is equipped with an automatic voltage regulator to maintain its terminal voltage at rated voltage. Several control techniques utilized to improve the response of the automatic voltage regulator system, however, proportional integral derivative (PID) controller is the most frequently used controller but its parameters require optimization. Novelty. In this paper, the chaotic sequence based on the logistic map is hybridized with particle swarm optimization to find the optimal parameters of the PID for the automatic voltage regulator system. The logistic map chaotic sequence-based initialization and global best selection enable the algorithm to escape from local minima stagnation and improve its convergence rate resulting in best optimal parameters. Purpose. The main objective of the proposed approach is to improve the transient response of the automatic voltage regulator system by minimizing the maximum overshoot, settling time, rise time, and peak time values of the terminal voltage, and eliminating the steady-state error. Methods. In the process of parameter tuning, the Chaotic particle swarm optimization technique was run several times through the proposed hybrid objective function, which accommodates the advantages of the two most commonly used objective functions with a minimum number of iterations, and an optimal PID gain value was found. The proposed algorithm is compared with current metaheuristic algorithms including conventional particle swarm optimization, improved kidney algorithm, and others. Results. For performance evaluation, the characteristics of the integral of time multiplied squared error and Zwe-Lee Gaing objective functions are combined. Furthermore, the time-domain analysis, frequency-domain analysis, and robustness analysis are carried out to show the better performance of the proposed algorithm. The result shows that automatic voltage regulator tuned with the chaotic particle swarm optimization based PID yield improvement in overshoot, settling time, and function value of 14.41 %, 37.91 %, 1.73 % over recently proposed IKA, and 43.55 %, 44.5 %, 16.67 % over conventional particle swarm optimization algorithms. The improvement in transient response further improves the automatic voltage regulator system stability for electrical power systems.

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Analysis, Control and Optimal Placement of Static Synchronous Compensator with/without Battery Energy Storage

Cited by 9 publications

References 44 publications

Advances in FACTS Technology for Transient Stability in Power Systems

Advances in FACTS Technology for Transient Stability in Power Systems

Enhancing Transient Response and Voltage Stability of Renewable Integrated Microgrids

Chaotic-based particle swarm optimization algorithm for optimal PID tuning in automatic voltage regulator systems

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