Equivalent model of the Argentinian electrical power system for stability analysis of the Uruguayan network

Artenstein, Michel; Giusto, Alvaro

doi:10.1109/tdc-la.2008.4641853

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“…In this analysis, the model of the Argentinian power grid was substituted by an aggregated model [5]. The power plants are injecting its nominal power in all scenarios, regardless the inclusion or not of wind farms, indeed, this hypothesis suppose an extreme stress in the power system that allows performing a conservative evaluation of the small signal stability with inclusion of wind power, despite off it is not a normal scenario of power dispatch.…”

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Modal analysis of the Uruguayan power system incorporating large-scale wind generation

Berrutti

Giusto

Artenstein

2012

2012 Sixth IEEE/PES Transmission and Distribution: Latin America Conference and Exposition (T&D-La)

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The purpose of this paper is to analyze the small signal stability of the Uruguayan power system on a short to medium term according to the scenarios for the years 2013-2017, in which the transmission network will undergo major changes: first, the inclusion of large quantities of wind power and secondly, the implementation of major infrastructure projects including the construction of the 500kV line from San Carlos -Melo 500kV and 150kV lines Artigas -Rivera and Tacuarembó -Melo of 150kV. In order to understand the global role that will play the integration of wind power in the small signal stability of power system, Uruguayan scenarios of maximum and minimum demand for the years 2013 and 2017 will be analyzed, considering and without considering the incorporation of wind power. 1

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Section: B Modeling Of Power Plantsmentioning

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Modal analysis of the Uruguayan power system incorporating large-scale wind generation

Berrutti

Giusto

Artenstein

2012

2012 Sixth IEEE/PES Transmission and Distribution: Latin America Conference and Exposition (T&D-La)

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“…In [6] gives the properties of two equivalent systems and proposes an algorithm to transform a given system in general form to a system in minimal state space form. Also, [8] describes the building of an equivalent model of the Argentinian power system to be used in the study of dinamical phenomena of the Uruguayan system. Section II proposes a general junction structure of a BGI.…”

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The steady state of LTI systems modelled by bond graphs through equivalent systems

González-A

2011

2011 16th International Conference on Methods &Amp; Models in Automation &Amp; Robotics

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Two general junction structures of Bond Graphs in Integral (BGI) and Derivative (BGD) causality assignments are proposed. In order to determine equivalent systems, the relationships between BGI and BGD are established. By using these relationships the steady state in a bond graph approach can be obtained. The equivalent systems allow to consider singular state matrix of a system represented by a BGI. An example to get the equivalent system and steady state is analyzed.

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An investigation of controlled power system separation of the Uruguayan network

Sena

Taranto

Giusto

2010

2010 IREP Symposium Bulk Power System Dynamics and Control - VIII (IREP)

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Equivalent model of the Argentinian electrical power system for stability analysis of the Uruguayan network

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Modal analysis of the Uruguayan power system incorporating large-scale wind generation

Modal analysis of the Uruguayan power system incorporating large-scale wind generation

The steady state of LTI systems modelled by bond graphs through equivalent systems

An investigation of controlled power system separation of the Uruguayan network

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