IPCs with conventional or electronically switched phase shifting devices

Wirth, E.; Kara, A.

doi:10.1049/pe:20000209

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“…They demonstrate the negligible deviation of the active power with respect to d, and the controllability of the active power by a. Hence, one of the important characteristics of an IPC is that the active power can be nearly set to a constant value for a large range of d [13].…”

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confidence: 94%

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Modelling and simulation of voltage source converter-based interphase power controller as fault-current limiter and power flow controller

Farmad

Farhangi

Afsharnia

et al. 2011

IET Gener. Transm. Distrib.

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In this study, a new FACTS device is proposed, which is based on the topology of the conventional interphase power controller (IPC). The proposed topology replaces the conventional phase-shifting transformers (PSTs) with the static synchronous series compensator. The equivalent circuit model for this new voltage source converter-based IPC (VSC-based IPC) is developed. Although the injected voltages of SSSCs are almost perpendicular to the branch currents and cannot maintain a constant amplitude line voltage as PSTs, it is shown that the VSC-based IPC can effectively control the line power flow, without exceeding the line voltage regulation limits. Based on the simulations, the abilities of the device for the short-circuit current mitigation and power flow control are presented for the Iran electric network.

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Section: Ipcmentioning

confidence: 94%

“…An IPC-equipped static phase-shifting devices may add dynamic regulation capabilities to the power system [13]. As a consequence, the steady state and transient stability performances of the power system can be improved significantly.…”

Section: Ipcmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modelling and simulation of voltage source converter-based interphase power controller as fault-current limiter and power flow controller

Farmad

Farhangi

Afsharnia

et al. 2011

IET Gener. Transm. Distrib.

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“…The first family is the IPC based on passive components. Those passive components are reactor, capacitor, transformers and phase-shifting transformers (PST) [4][5][6][7][8][9]. The second family stands for the IPC based on active components.…”

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confidence: 99%

Lost-Phase and Short-Circuit Impacts on Electrical Network Managed by a Dual IPCs 30P15

Onana Essama,

Ngo Bisse,

Koko Koko

et al. 2023

J. Mater. Appl.

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This work evaluates the impact of short-circuit and the phase-lost in a particular transmission network located in south division in Cameroon (Central Africa). This network is precisely located between two towns called Songloulou and Logbaba (douala Town). The chosen network is modelled in Matlab Simulink software. Further, the network currents and voltages undergo non periodical distortions when short-circuit and phase lost come into play. Those distortions are deleted when dual controllers’ system is introduced and the network is stabilized. It appears that dual IPCs (interphase power controllers) present good results. However, the dual system which is a combination of two IPCs improves the network stability. The investigation of dual IPCs’ system uses the phase shift method.

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