Comparative Analysis of a PSS and TCSC for Small Signal Stability Analysis of a VSC Based HVDC System with Onshore Wind Power Generation

Kangwa, Nsofwa M.; Dorrell, David G.; Swanson, Andrew; Venugopal, Chitra

doi:10.1109/powerafrica.2018.8521073

2018 IEEE PES/IAS PowerAfrica 2018

DOI: 10.1109/powerafrica.2018.8521073

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Comparative Analysis of a PSS and TCSC for Small Signal Stability Analysis of a VSC Based HVDC System with Onshore Wind Power Generation

Nsofwa M. Kangwa

David G. Dorrell

Andrew Swanson

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Strengthening Power Systems for Net Zero: A Review of the Role of Synchronous Condensers and Emerging Challenges

Soleimani,

Habibi,

Ghahramani

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System strength is both supplied and demanded in a power system during normal operations and in the presence of disturbances. This is characterised by stable voltage and frequency, supporting renewable generation such as wind and solar. Because the retirement of synchronous generators reduces system strength supply, and the connection of new inverter-based resource (IBR) generators increases demand, there is an urgent need for new sources of system strength. This paper provides an overview of the challenges brought about by grid modernisation. It highlights tangible solutions provided by synchronous condensers (SCs) to bolster grid strength, stability, and reliability while accommodating the rising influx of renewable energy sources (RESs). Furthermore, this paper examines the role of SCs in improving weak grids, voltage control, power quality, short-circuit levels, and inertia management. It introduces the role of innovative hybrid synchronous condenser (HSC) systems to boost grid reliability and resilience. It also elaborates on the optimisation strategies for SC sizing, placement, and control and outlines economic aspects of their deployment. The review also highlights future directions and challenges in SC technology, emphasising the need for ongoing research and development to enhance system design and operation.

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Strengthening Power Systems for Net Zero: A Review of the Role of Synchronous Condensers and Emerging Challenges

Soleimani,

Habibi,

Ghahramani

et al. 2024

Energies

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Comparative Analysis of a PSS and TCSC for Small Signal Stability Analysis of a VSC Based HVDC System with Onshore Wind Power Generation

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Strengthening Power Systems for Net Zero: A Review of the Role of Synchronous Condensers and Emerging Challenges

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